ítele
Ítele is a traditional Hungarian folk dance that originated in the Carpathian Basin region. The term "ítele" comes from the Hungarian word "ital," meaning "to drink," which reflects the dance's lively and often celebratory nature. It is typically performed during festivals, weddings, and other communal gatherings, serving as a form of cultural expression and social bonding.
The dance is characterized by its energetic movements, including stomping, clapping, and rhythmic footwork. Participants often
Ítele is closely associated with other Hungarian folk dances like the csárdás and verbuvú, but it distinguishes
While ítele remains a staple of Hungarian folk traditions, it has also gained recognition in international