Zamba is a traditional Argentine dance and music genre that originated in the northern regions of Argentina. It is characterized by its lively rhythm and is often performed in pairs, with dancers showcasing graceful movements and footwork. The dance is typically accompanied by instruments such as the guitar and the bombo legüero, a type of drum. The zamba is often associated with cultural celebrations and festivals, reflecting the rich heritage of Argentine folklore. It is distinct from other dances like chacarera and milonga, each having its own unique style and cultural significance within Argentine music and dance traditions.