The Gypsies
The term "Gypsies" commonly refers to the Romani people, a diverse ethnic group with origins in northern India. They migrated to Europe around a thousand years ago and have since developed various cultures and languages, including Romani, Caló, and Sinti. The Romani are known for their rich traditions in music, dance, and storytelling.
Historically, the Romani have faced discrimination and persecution, often being marginalized in society. They are often associated with a nomadic lifestyle, although many now live in permanent homes. Efforts continue to promote their rights and preserve their cultural heritage in various countries around the world.