uurretta
Uurretta is a traditional Finnish folk dance that originated in the coastal regions of southwestern Finland, particularly in the area around the city of Turku. The dance is characterized by its lively, rhythmic movements and is often performed in groups, typically in a circle or line formation. Uurretta is closely associated with the Finnish summer festival known as *Juhannus* (Midsummer), where it is commonly danced during celebrations and gatherings.
The name "uurretta" likely derives from the Finnish word *uurre*, meaning "to dance," though its exact etymology
Uurretta is typically performed to the accompaniment of a *kantele* (a traditional Finnish string instrument) or
Today, uurretta remains a popular part of Finnish cultural heritage, performed at folk festivals, national celebrations,