The Rotatores are a group of small muscles located in the back, specifically in the vertebral column. They are part of the deeper layer of the intrinsic back muscles and play a crucial role in stabilizing and rotating the spine. These muscles connect the transverse processes of one vertebra to the spinous process of another, allowing for controlled movements. Functionally, the Rotatores assist in the rotation and extension of the spine, contributing to overall spinal mobility. They are particularly important for maintaining posture and providing support during various activities, such as lifting or twisting movements.