The traditional dance of veracruz using polyrhythmic music produced with guitar and percussion instruments is Son Jarocho.
The simultaneous employment of two or more rhythms that are not immediately recognized as being related to one another or as straightforward expressions of the same meter is known as polyrhythm. A song's rhythmic layers may serve as the foundation for the whole composition or only a brief passage.
The regional music of Veracruz in Mexico's Gulf is known as son jarocho. The son has coplas, or stanzas, performed by a "caller," who is joined by musicians playing distinctive local guitars and harp and pounding out hard-driving beats. The people and culture of southern Veracruz are described by Jarocho.
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