Fraca

A fraca is a type of traditional folk dance and music that originated in the Basque Country, a region located in the northern part of Spain and southwestern France. The term fraca comes from the Basque word for “dance” and is used to describe a variety of traditional dances and music. Fraca is typically performed by two or more people, with one person leading the dance and the other(s) following. The dance is usually accompanied by traditional instruments such as drums, guitars, and flutes. The dance itself is usually quite lively and energetic, with dancers often clapping and stomping their feet in time with the music. Fraca is a popular form of entertainment in the Basque Country, and it is often seen at festivals and other celebrations. It is also popular in other parts of Spain and in other countries around the world. Fraca is a great way to experience the culture and traditions of the Basque Country, and it is a great way to have fun and make memories.