kiirthathatók
Kiirthathatók, also known as "kiirthathatók" in Hungarian, are a type of traditional Hungarian folk song that are typically performed by a group of singers, often accompanied by instruments such as the cimbalom or accordion. These songs are characterized by their repetitive, call-and-response structure, which involves a leader singing a phrase and then the rest of the group responding with a similar phrase. The lyrics of kiirthathatók often deal with themes of love, nature, and social commentary, and they are typically sung in a lively, upbeat style.
The origins of kiirthathatók can be traced back to the 18th century, when they were first performed