léziót
Léziót is a traditional Hungarian folk dance characterized by its lively, energetic movements and distinctive rhythmic patterns. Originating from the Carpathian Basin region, it is often performed during festive occasions, weddings, and rural celebrations. The dance typically features a combination of stomping, clapping, and intricate footwork, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Hungarian people.
The term "léziót" is believed to derive from the Hungarian word for "to dance," though its exact
Léziót is commonly performed in a circle or line formation, with dancers holding hands or linking arms.
In modern times, léziót has been preserved through folk dance groups and cultural festivals, ensuring its continuation