Marinera Norteña is a traditional dance from the northern coastal regions of Peru. It is characterized by its lively rhythm and elegant movements, often performed in pairs. The dance showcases the courtship between a man and a woman, with the male dancer displaying his skills and the female dancer responding with grace and poise. The music accompanying Marinera Norteña typically features instruments like the guitar, cajón, and accordion. This dance is an important part of Peruvian culture and is often showcased during festivals and competitions, celebrating the rich heritage of the region.