Jarabe Tapatío is a traditional Mexican folk dance that originated in the state of Jalisco. It is often referred to as the "Mexican Hat Dance" and is characterized by its lively music and colorful costumes. The dance typically features a male dancer in a charro suit and a female dancer in a vibrant dress, showcasing intricate footwork and graceful movements. The music accompanying Jarabe Tapatío is played with instruments like the guitar, violin, and trumpet, creating a festive atmosphere. This dance is commonly performed at cultural events and celebrations, symbolizing Mexican heritage and pride.