Galician music is a traditional genre originating from the region of Galicia in northwest Spain. It is characterized by its use of traditional instruments such as the gaita (bagpipe), tambor (drum), and pandeireta (frame drum). The music often features lively rhythms and melodies, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage and history. The genre includes various styles, such as folk, traditional, and contemporary interpretations. Festivals and celebrations in Galicia frequently showcase this music, promoting local customs and fostering community spirit. Notable artists and groups, like Milladoiro and Luar na Lubre, have contributed to the popularity and evolution of Galician music.