Jarabe Tapatío is a traditional Mexican folk dance that originated in the state of Jalisco. Often referred to as the "Mexican Hat Dance," it showcases the vibrant culture and history of Mexico. The dance is characterized by its lively music, colorful costumes, and intricate footwork, typically performed by couples. The dance is usually accompanied by a mariachi band, featuring instruments like the guitar, trumpet, and violin. Dancers wear traditional attire, with women in long, flowing dresses and men in charro suits. Jarabe Tapatío is often performed at cultural events and celebrations, symbolizing national pride and heritage.