Mazzuca dance originated in which country?

Mazurka dance is a local folk dance in Mazurvia, Poland.

Mazuka is a kind of folk dance music in Poland. Its movements include gliding, double spinning, and women running briskly around men. Mazzuca's music is characterized by moderate speed, three beats, changeable stress, especially the falling tone in the second and third beats, liveliness and enthusiasm.

It belongs to the dance music for men and women. Originated in Poland, it was once popular in Europe. The biggest difference between it and Polka is that the former is a double beat, but it is a triple beat. Generally speaking, the stress of three-beat songs falls on the first beat of the bar, while Mazuka often falls on the second or third beat. For example, Thomas Mazzuca, published in Simple Music Score, has such an accent in most bars. The emotions expressed by Mazzuca are generally lively and enthusiastic.