The zeybek is a traditional Turkish folk dance originating from the Aegean region. It is characterized by its slow, graceful movements and is often performed by men dressed in traditional costumes. The dance reflects the culture and history of the Turkish people, often telling stories of heroism and love. Zeybek music typically features instruments like the cura, baglama, and davul, creating a rhythmic and melodic backdrop for the dancers. The dance is usually performed at celebrations and festivals, showcasing the community's heritage and fostering a sense of unity among participants.