Trio Huasteco

Trio Huasteco is a traditional Mexican music genre that originated in the Huasteca region of Mexico. It is characterized by its use of the jarana, a small guitar-like instrument, and the huapango, a type of dance. The music is typically performed by a trio of musicians, consisting of a vocalist, a jaranero (jarana player), and a quijada (percussionist). The lyrics of the songs are often about love, nature, and the Huasteca region. The music is often accompanied by a lively dance, which is usually performed by couples.