Sierreño is a traditional music genre that originated in the Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico. It is characterized by its use of string instruments, particularly the guitar, bajo sexto, and accordion. The genre often features themes of love, nature, and rural life, reflecting the experiences of people living in mountainous regions. The style is closely related to norteño music but has its own distinct sound and cultural significance. Sierreño has gained popularity in recent years, especially among younger audiences, and is often performed at social gatherings and celebrations, showcasing the rich musical heritage of the Mexican countryside.