Bulgarian Folk Music is a rich and diverse tradition that reflects the country's history and culture. It features unique rhythms and melodies, often characterized by asymmetrical time signatures, which create a distinctive sound. Instruments commonly used include the gaida (a type of bagpipe), the kaval (a wooden flute), and the tambura (a stringed instrument). The music is often performed at celebrations, festivals, and rituals, showcasing regional styles and variations. Traditional songs frequently tell stories of love, nature, and historical events, connecting the community to its heritage. Today, Bulgarian Folk Music continues to evolve, blending with modern genres while preserving its traditional roots.