The "horă" is a traditional Romanian folk dance characterized by its circular formation. Participants hold hands or link arms while moving in a synchronized manner, often accompanied by lively music played on instruments like the cimbalom or accordion. The dance is typically performed at celebrations, weddings, and festivals, showcasing the community spirit and cultural heritage of Romania. This dance is not only popular in Romania but also has variations in other countries in the Balkans. The horă often features simple steps that can be easily learned, making it accessible for people of all ages. It serves as a way to bring communities together and celebrate shared traditions.