Corsicans are the native people of Corsica, an island in the Mediterranean Sea that is part of France. They have a unique culture that blends influences from Italy and France, reflecting the island's history of being ruled by various powers. The Corsican language, a Romance language, is still spoken by many residents alongside French. The island is known for its stunning landscapes, including mountains and coastal areas, which contribute to the Corsican way of life. Traditional music, cuisine, and crafts are important aspects of their culture, showcasing the island's rich heritage and strong sense of identity.