Doina is a traditional form of Romanian folk music characterized by its lyrical and often melancholic melodies. It typically expresses themes of love, nature, and the struggles of everyday life. The doina is usually performed solo, often accompanied by instruments like the cimbalom or flute, and can vary in tempo and mood. This musical style has deep cultural roots in Romania and is often associated with the Moldavian region. The doina serves not only as entertainment but also as a means of storytelling, preserving the history and emotions of the people. It remains an important part of Romanian cultural heritage.