Regional Mexican music is a diverse genre that encompasses various styles and traditions from different regions of Mexico. It includes popular forms such as norteño, banda, ranchera, and corridos. Each style reflects the cultural heritage and social issues of its respective area, often featuring instruments like the accordion, tuba, and guitar. This genre has gained popularity beyond Mexico, influencing music scenes in the United States and other countries. Artists like Vicente Fernández and Los Tigres del Norte have played significant roles in bringing Regional Mexican music to a broader audience, celebrating themes of love, struggle, and identity.