One of the most significant Hungarian folk dance camps in the North American has been the Montreal Winter Workshop, organized by the Bokréta Hungarian...
by Bonapartian Edi, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Dear Friends,
The year 2020 is over. It was especially special in South America, as a lot of folk dance...
„I Dance Hungary” will call your attention on freely accessible dancing archives on the Internet with top quality folk dance. The Bonchida recording from...
Do you know the beautiful lassú (slow) song from Szék, Transylvania “Piros pántlikámat…”?
Check it out here, sang by Júlia Kubinyi and see their English...
"I find Hungarian dancing and music, especially dancing to Transylvanian melodies, absolutely magical. Something transcendent happens when you hear the music and connect with...
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