Folklore dance refers to traditional dances that are passed down through generations within a specific culture or community. These dances often reflect the history, values, and customs of the people, showcasing their unique identity. They can vary widely in style, rhythm, and costume, often performed during festivals, celebrations, or community gatherings. Typically, folklore dances are characterized by their group formations and lively movements, often accompanied by traditional music. They may include specific steps, patterns, and props that are significant to the culture. Examples of folklore dance include Irish step dance, Flamenco, and Polka, each representing the heritage of its respective region.