Joropo is a traditional folk music and dance style originating from the plains of Venezuela and Colombia. It typically features lively rhythms and is performed with instruments such as the arpa (harp), cuatro (a four-string guitar), and maracas. The music often reflects the cultural heritage of the Llanos region, showcasing themes of rural life and nature. The dance associated with joropo is energetic and involves intricate footwork, often performed in pairs. Dancers wear traditional attire, with men in wide-brimmed hats and women in colorful dresses. Joropo is not only a form of entertainment but also an important expression of regional identity and pride.