panelezés
Panelezés is a traditional Hungarian folk dance characterized by its lively rhythm, intricate footwork, and communal participation. Originating from the Carpathian Basin, particularly in regions like Transylvania and parts of Slovakia, it reflects the cultural heritage of the Hungarian people. The term "panelezés" translates loosely to "dancing in pairs" or "partner dancing," though it often involves larger groups moving in coordinated patterns.
The dance is typically performed to the accompaniment of folk instruments such as the cimbalom (a hammered
The choreography of panelezés is known for its fluid, circular movements, with dancers often forming lines
Panelezés has evolved over centuries, blending indigenous folk styles with influences from neighboring cultures. Today, it