Folklore veracruzano is a vibrant music genre that emerges from the heart of the Mexican state of Veracruz, weaving a rich tapestry of indigenous, Spanish, and African influences. Characterized by its lively rhythms and the prominent use of traditional instruments such as the jarana, requinto, arpa jarocha (Veracruz harp), and marimba, this genre offers a spirited soundscape that ranges from the passionate strumming of guitars to the delicate plucking of harp strings, encapsulating the spirit of its coastal and rural origins. The genre is best known for its embodiment in the son jarocho style, with lyrics that often speak to love, nature, and everyday life, carrying stories and sentiments that resonate deeply with the cultural heritage of Veracruz. Artists and groups within this genre, like Son De Madera and Tlen Huicani, are celebrated for preserving these traditional sounds while also introducing innovative elements that keep the music fresh and appealing to new generations.

Linda Jarochita

Sones Jarochos

Album - 15 Tracks - Released December 8, 2024