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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maypole
Take a look at the lyrics of the famous "Hårgalåten" folk song (which translates to "The Harga Song" in English). The song begins with the fiddler easily seducing the entire town into dancing: "The fiddler pulled his fiddle out of its case and / Raised his bow to the rising Sunday sun / Then the people of Hårga got excited / They forgot God and the whole world." With just a few notes, Hårga is cut off from the rest of the world — remind of you of Midsommar's isolated Hårga at all? Once the villagers start dancing, there's no stopping. The song says the youth of Hårga "wore through both body and soul" and perish from exhaustion.
https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2019/07/236964/midsommar-real-may-queen-dance-harga-legend-devil-dark-one