Guaraní music is a traditional form of music originating from the Guaraní people, an indigenous group primarily found in Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina. This music often features instruments like the berimbau, charango, and various flutes, creating a unique sound that reflects the culture and history of the Guaraní. The themes in Guaraní music often revolve around nature, spirituality, and daily life. Songs are typically performed during rituals, celebrations, and community gatherings, serving as a way to preserve their cultural identity and pass down stories through generations.