Traditional singing refers to the practice of vocal music that is passed down through generations within a culture. It often reflects the history, values, and stories of a community, using specific styles, melodies, and lyrics that are unique to that culture. Traditional singing can be found in various forms, such as folk songs, chants, and ceremonial music. Many cultures have their own traditional singing styles, often accompanied by instruments or dance. For example, Native American music features unique vocal techniques and storytelling, while Irish folk songs often include lively melodies and communal participation. These traditions help preserve cultural identity and foster a sense of belonging.