Jarana is a traditional form of music and dance originating from the coastal regions of Veracruz, Mexico. It is characterized by its lively rhythms and vibrant melodies, often accompanied by instruments such as the jarana guitar, requinto, and marimba. The dance typically involves energetic movements and is performed during festive occasions, celebrating local culture and community. The style of Jarana is closely associated with the Son Jarocho genre, which blends indigenous, African, and Spanish influences. Performers often engage in call-and-response singing, creating an interactive atmosphere that invites audience participation. This cultural expression plays a significant role in preserving the heritage of the region.