Currulao is a traditional music and dance genre from the Pacific coast of Colombia, particularly associated with the Afro-Colombian communities. It features lively rhythms played on instruments like the marimba, drums, and other percussion instruments. The music often incorporates call-and-response singing, reflecting the cultural heritage of the region. The dance that accompanies currulao is energetic and expressive, often performed in groups. Dancers wear colorful traditional clothing, and the movements are characterized by quick footwork and fluid body motions. Currulao serves as a means of cultural expression and community celebration, highlighting the rich history of African influence in Colombian culture.