Andorran folk music reflects the rich cultural heritage of Andorra, a small principality nestled in the Pyrenees mountains. It often features traditional instruments like the gralla, a type of woodwind, and the tambor, a drum. The music is characterized by lively rhythms and melodies that accompany local dances, celebrating the region's history and community spirit. The themes of Andorran folk music often revolve around daily life, nature, and local traditions. Festivals and gatherings provide opportunities for musicians to perform, keeping these age-old practices alive. This vibrant musical tradition plays a vital role in preserving the identity of the Andorran people.