Hausa music is a vibrant and diverse genre originating from the Hausa people, primarily found in Nigeria and Niger. It encompasses various styles, including traditional folk songs, contemporary pop, and Islamic music, often featuring instruments like the kora, guitar, and drums. The lyrics typically reflect themes of love, social issues, and cultural heritage. One of the most popular forms of Hausa music is Kannywood music, associated with the Hausa film industry. Artists like Nazifi Asnanic and Ado Gwanja have gained fame for their contributions, blending traditional sounds with modern influences. This genre plays a significant role in promoting Hausa culture and identity.