Narcoculture refers to the cultural phenomena that arise from the illegal drug trade, particularly in regions heavily affected by drug trafficking. It encompasses various forms of art, music, fashion, and lifestyle that glorify or romanticize the lives of drug traffickers and their associated activities. This culture often reflects the social and economic conditions that drive individuals toward the drug trade. In many areas, such as Mexico, narcoculture is evident in popular music genres like narcocorridos, which tell stories of drug lords and their exploits. It also influences films, literature, and even fashion, creating a complex relationship between society and the drug trade that can both critique and celebrate its impact.