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Romanian etno music (muzică etno) is a Romanian pop‑folk style that fuses traditional folk melodies, dance rhythms, and instruments with contemporary pop, dance-pop, and light electronic production. It typically borrows song forms and grooves from regional dances such as hora and sârbă, while featuring modern verse–chorus structures, catchy hooks, and radio-friendly arrangements. Vocals often use folk ornamentation (melismas, scoops, ululations/strigături), and arrangements highlight timbres like pan flute (nai), violin, accordion, clarinet, cobza or țambal alongside drum machines and synths. The style is festive and communal, often focused on love, celebration, nostalgia for village life, and seasonal or wedding themes, positioned between traditional folk (muzică populară) and mainstream pop.