"Urtyn Duu" is a traditional Mongolian song that is often performed during cultural celebrations and festivals. The title translates to "Long Song," reflecting its characteristic elongated melodies and lyrical style. This form of music is deeply rooted in Mongolian culture and is known for its emotional depth and connection to nature. The song is typically sung solo and can be accompanied by traditional instruments like the morin khuur (horsehead fiddle). "Urtyn Duu" is recognized for its unique vocal techniques, including throat singing, which showcases the singer's skill and the rich musical heritage of Mongolia.