The (also known as tupan or daul ) is the heartbeat of this dance style. It is played with two different sticks:
A thick, heavy stick for deep, booming bass notes.
"Valle me lodra" (which translates to "Dance with Drums") refers to a vibrant tradition of Albanian folk dancing specifically accompanied by the —a large, double-headed traditional drum. This style is a staple of Albanian celebrations, particularly weddings and festivals, across Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia. The Instrument: The Lodra
Albanian valle is typically a where participants hold hands or shoulders, led by a dancer at the head of the line.
A thin switch for sharp, high-pitched "slap" sounds.The rhythm often dictates the energy of the dance, starting slow and building to an intense, high-energy crescendo. How to Dance (Basic Guide)