peshon
Peshon is a traditional form of folk music and dance originating from the regions of the Caucasus, particularly among the Adyghe (Circassian) and Abkhaz peoples. The term "peshon" derives from the Adyghe word *пшъон* (pshon), which translates to "dance" or "song." This cultural expression reflects the communal and celebratory nature of the communities that practice it.
Peshon is typically performed during festivals, weddings, and other significant gatherings. It often features lively rhythms
The dance associated with peshon involves dynamic movements, often performed in a circle or line, with participants
Peshon holds deep cultural significance, serving as a means of preserving heritage, storytelling, and social bonding.