tantsis
Tantsis are a traditional form of folk dance originating from the Baltic region, particularly associated with the Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian cultures. The term "tants" means "dance" in Baltic languages, and these dances are deeply rooted in the region's history, often reflecting agricultural rhythms, seasonal celebrations, and communal traditions. Tantsis are typically performed in groups, with participants arranged in circles, lines, or other formations, emphasizing collective movement and harmony.
Estonian folk dances, such as the *Põlviliikumine* (polka-like step) and *Käändmine* (turning dance), are among the
Tantsis are not only cultural expressions but also serve as social and ceremonial practices. They are performed