Zimbabwean music is a rich tapestry of diverse styles and traditions, reflecting the country's cultural heritage. It includes genres like mbira, a traditional thumb piano music often played at ceremonies, and chimurenga, which emerged during the liberation struggle. Instruments such as the ngoma (drum) and hosho (shakers) are commonly used, creating rhythmic and melodic sounds that resonate with the community. The music often features themes of social justice, love, and daily life, connecting listeners to their roots. Prominent artists like Oliver Mtukudzi and Chiwoniso Maraire have gained international recognition, showcasing the vibrancy of Zimbabwean music on global platforms.