Għana is a traditional form of folk music from Malta, characterized by its unique blend of melodies and lyrics. It often features themes of love, nature, and everyday life, and is typically performed in the Maltese language. The music is usually accompanied by instruments such as the guitar and accordion, creating a lively atmosphere. This genre is often performed in social gatherings, festivals, and cultural events, where singers, known as ghannejja, showcase their improvisational skills. Għana plays a significant role in preserving Maltese culture and heritage, connecting generations through its rich storytelling and musical traditions.