Historically, the dance was also known as Săseasca (the dance of the Saxons), reflecting the deep German influence in the Țara Bârsei region during the 13th century.
Today, it is performed in nearly every corner of Romania—from Moldavia to Oltenia—serving as a symbol of shared national joy. Formatia MONTANA: Keeping Tradition Alive
Experience the energy of the original dance performed live by Formatia MONTANA: Brasoveanca Originala cu Formatia MONTANA Brasov
It is instantly recognizable by its distinct melody, which shares surprising similarities with the Polish Krakowiak .
Formatia MONTANA Brasov has become synonymous with the "Original Brașoveanca" for modern audiences. With over on their hallmark performances, they have revitalized this classic for a new generation. Historically, the dance was also known as Săseasca
The group is renowned for their "Show-ul saxofoanelor" (Saxophone Show), often featuring members playing two saxophones simultaneously to create a rich, layered folk sound.
Beyond the Brașoveanca, they specialize in authentic hore , sarbe , and Romanian party music ( muzica de petrecere ), making them a top choice for weddings and cultural festivals. Formatia MONTANA Brasov has become synonymous with the
Discover the lively rhythms and cultural heritage of one of Transylvania's most beloved traditions: the . While this dance is a staple at celebrations across Romania, the "original" spirit is captured exceptionally well by the talented Formatia MONTANA Brasov . The Legend of the Brașoveanca