Son jarocho is a traditional music and dance style originating from the Veracruz region of Mexico. It blends Indigenous, African, and Spanish influences, characterized by its lively rhythms and use of instruments like the jarana, requinto, and marimbol. The music often features call-and-response singing, reflecting the communal spirit of the culture. The dance associated with son jarocho is energetic and improvisational, often performed at celebrations and festivals. One of the most famous events celebrating this tradition is the Feria de la Primavera in Veracruz, where musicians and dancers come together to showcase their skills and preserve this vibrant cultural heritage.