Mariachi music is a traditional form of Mexican folk music that originated in the 19th century. It typically features a group of musicians playing instruments such as violins, trumpets, guitars, and vihuelas. The lively and vibrant sound of mariachi is often associated with celebrations, festivals, and cultural events, making it an integral part of Mexican heritage. The musicians, known as mariachis, often wear traditional charro outfits, which include embroidered jackets and wide-brimmed hats. Mariachi music encompasses a variety of styles and themes, including love, nature, and historical events, and is performed at weddings, birthdays, and other significant occasions, bringing joy and a sense of community.