Bombo is a traditional musical genre originating from the Caribbean, particularly associated with the island of Puerto Rico. It combines African rhythms with Spanish influences, creating a vibrant and energetic sound. The music is typically performed with drums, maracas, and other percussion instruments, often accompanied by singing and dancing. The Bombo dance is characterized by its lively movements and is often performed during festivals and cultural celebrations. This genre plays a significant role in preserving the cultural heritage of Puerto Rico and showcases the island's rich history and diverse influences, making it an important aspect of its identity.