Gypsy music refers to the diverse musical traditions of the Romani people, who have a rich cultural heritage spread across Europe and beyond. This genre often features lively rhythms, expressive melodies, and a mix of instruments such as violins, accordions, and guitars. The music is known for its improvisational style, reflecting the nomadic lifestyle of the Romani. The themes in Gypsy music often revolve around love, hardship, and celebration, capturing the emotional experiences of the Romani community. Different regions have their own variations, such as Romanian and Spanish Flamenco, showcasing the unique influences and styles that have developed over time.