Tarantella

Tarantella is a lively, traditional Italian dance characterized by fast, rhythmic movements and lively music, often performed to evoke joy and community spirit. Historically, it was believed the dance helped cure tarantula bites through energetic movement, but now it's mainly recognized as a cultural expression celebrating Italian heritage. The dance involves quick footwork, spinning, and lively steps, typically accompanied by folk music featuring tambourines and guitars. Today, tarantella remains popular at festivals, weddings, and cultural events, symbolizing vitality and the rich musical and dance traditions of Italy.