pööripunkt
The pööripunkt (pronounced "pöh-ree-punkt") is a traditional Estonian folk dance that originated among the rural communities of Estonia. The term "pööripunkt" translates roughly to "turning point" or "revolution," reflecting the dance's dynamic and spiraling movements. It is often performed during festivals, celebrations, and cultural events, particularly during the summer months when Estonian folk traditions are most prominently observed.
The dance is characterized by its intricate circular formations and rapid footwork, which involve continuous turning
While the exact origins of the pööripunkt are unclear, it is believed to have evolved from older
The pööripunkt is not only a form of entertainment but also serves as a means of fostering