maksahaigused
Maksahaigused, also known as maksahaigused or maksahaigused, are a type of traditional Estonian folk dance that originated in the rural areas of Estonia. These dances are typically performed by groups of men and women, often accompanied by traditional Estonian instruments such as the kannel, viiul, and löökpillid. The dances are characterized by their lively and energetic movements, which often involve intricate footwork and hand gestures.
The name "maksahaigused" translates to "mad with joy" in English, reflecting the exuberant and joyful nature
The dances are typically performed in a circle or line, with the dancers moving in a coordinated
Maksahaigused are an important part of Estonian cultural identity, and are celebrated by both Estonians and