Regilaul is a traditional form of singing found in Estonia, characterized by its unique style and cultural significance. It often features a solo singer accompanied by a group, with lyrics that typically tell stories or convey messages related to everyday life, nature, or historical events. This form of music is deeply rooted in Estonian folklore and is often performed during festivals and community gatherings. Regilaul plays an important role in preserving the cultural heritage of the region, showcasing the rich oral traditions and the connection between the people and their history.