võtsee
Võtsee is a traditional Estonian folk dance that originated in the northern and eastern regions of the country, particularly among the Seto people. The term "võtsee" translates roughly to "to take" or "to hold," reflecting the dance's communal and interactive nature, where participants often form circles or lines while holding hands or linking arms.
The dance is characterized by its lively, rhythmic steps and simple yet expressive movements, often accompanied
Võtsee dances vary by region, with some featuring synchronized group movements, while others incorporate individual or
The dance holds cultural significance as a symbol of community and tradition, fostering a sense of unity