Do people in Bulgaria really dance the horo?

Yes, the horo is a traditional Bulgarian folk dance that has been a part of Bulgarian culture for centuries. The horo is a circle dance performed by a group of people holding hands, and it is usually accompanied by traditional Bulgarian music.

The horo has a rich history in Bulgaria, and is often performed at weddings, festivals, and other cultural events. It is considered a symbol of Bulgarian national identity and a celebration of community and togetherness.

There are many different variations of the horo, each with its own regional and cultural traditions. Some of the most well-known variations include the Rachenitsa, the Pravo Horo, and the Shopsko Horo.

Today, the horo remains an important part of Bulgarian culture, and is often performed at cultural events and celebrations both within Bulgaria and around the world.