Sardana

Sardana is a traditional Spanish folk dance originating from Catalonia, characterized by a circular formation where performers hold hands and step in coordinated patterns. Historically performed during festivals, it symbolizes community, unity, and cultural identity. The dance often involves precise, rhythmic movements set to live music, primarily carried out by a group called the "quadrille." Sardana is an important cultural expression that fosters social connection and preserves Catalonian heritage, showcasing a blend of music, dance, and communal participation that remains vital in regional celebrations today.