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polka
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Often associated with a lively and upbeat style of music and dance, popular at social gatherings and dance events.
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polka
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Often associated with a specific style of music and fashion from the 19th century
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polka
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A lively partnered dance style enjoyed in social gatherings and events, particularly in regions with strong Polish and Czech cultural influences
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polka genre
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Popular in Polish-American and Czech-American communities, often performed at festivals and family gatherings
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polka genre
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Polka genre is commonly associated with traditional music and dance in communities with European immigrant heritage.
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polka genre
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Polka genre has been embraced by communities with Eastern European heritage, particularly in states like Wisconsin and Texas.
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polka genre
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Polka genre popular in Midwest and among Polish-American communities
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polka music
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Popular at Oktoberfest celebrations
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polka music
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Influenced by European immigrant communities
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