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Romanian folk music style that is improvisational and sometimes melancholic in nature, often in free rhythm.

Bulgarian popular music blending folk with contemporary pop, electronic music, and Balkan rhythms.

Stringed folk music from Croatia and Serbia, with ensembles consisting of multiple tamburitzas.

A fusion genre widespread in Bulgaria mixing folk motifs with contemporary pop music elements.

Ensemble music with a strong brass presence, known for high energy and complex rhythms.

Greek folk dance music characterized by a slow tempo and a 3/4 rhythm.

Traditional Cretan dance music with a fast tempo and a 2/4 rhythm.

Contemporary music style in Romania and Balkans combining local folk with modern pop and oriental music.

Romanian Gypsy (Roma) music with rapid, ornamented melodies and complex rhythms.

Folk music from Serbia that has roots in traditional Slavic music, featuring a variety of rhythms and melodies.

Bosnian music typically performed in a group, featuring two singers alternating verses over a drone.

Music from the coastal regions of Croatia, reflecting Mediterranean and Italian influences.

Traditional Macedonian circular dance music, played in various odd rhythms such as 5/8, 7/8, or 11/8.

Bosnian love songs, known for irregular rhythms and Oriental scales, reflects Ottoman influence.

Albanian and Kosovo genre that combines traditional with modern elements, using synthesizers alongside folk instruments.

Instrumental brass band music from Macedonia and Serbia, often in complex time signatures.

Traditional double-reed instrument from the Balkans, particularly North Macedonia, used in festive music and dance.

Serbian and Croatian dance music in fast tempo, usually in even rhythms like 2/4 or 4/4.

Greek urban folk music with roots in Asia Minor, marked by its emotional style and themes of love, exile, and hardship.