Afro-Colombian culture is a rich blend of African, Indigenous, and Spanish influences, primarily found in the coastal regions of Colombia. This culture is expressed through music, dance, and art, with genres like cumbia and mapalé showcasing vibrant rhythms and movements. Traditional crafts, such as basket weaving and wood carving, reflect the community's connection to their heritage. The Afro-Colombian community has a strong oral tradition, passing down stories and folklore that highlight their history and struggles. Festivals, such as the Festival de la Cumbia and Fiesta de San Pacho, celebrate their cultural identity and promote awareness of their contributions to Colombian society.