Flamenco music is a traditional genre that originated in the Andalusian region of Spain. It combines elements of Gypsy, Moorish, and Jewish musical influences, characterized by its passionate vocals, intricate guitar playing, and rhythmic clapping. The music often accompanies Flamenco dance, which features expressive movements and footwork. The structure of Flamenco music typically includes various forms called palos, each with its own distinct rhythm and mood. Common palos include soleá, alegrías, and bulerías. Flamenco has gained international recognition, influencing many artists and genres, while preserving its deep cultural roots.