Balkan Dance refers to a variety of traditional folk dances originating from the Balkans, a region in Southeast Europe. These dances are characterized by their lively rhythms, intricate footwork, and often involve group formations. They are typically performed at celebrations, festivals, and social gatherings, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the area. The music accompanying Balkan Dance often features instruments like the accordion, clarinet, and tamburica. Each country in the Balkans has its own unique styles and variations, influenced by historical interactions and cultural exchanges among the diverse ethnic groups in the region.