Son Jarocho is a traditional music and dance style originating from the coastal region of Veracruz, Mexico. It blends Indigenous, African, and Spanish influences, creating a unique cultural expression. The music typically features instruments like the jarana, a small guitar, and the requinto, a higher-pitched guitar, along with percussion instruments such as the cajón and marimba. The dance associated with Son Jarocho is lively and often performed in a circle, encouraging audience participation. One of the most famous forms of Son Jarocho is the fandango, a festive gathering where people come together to play music, dance, and celebrate their heritage.