Son jarocho

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Son Jarocho from Veracruz with its jarazas and harp.

Son Eastmeño from Oaxaca.

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Mesli Cultural.

And they performed Son Jarocho.

Son Jarocho is, you know how there's mariachi? And there's a second to that popular style of music in Mexico.

It's called Son Jarocho.

Were

they in that Central Library program? Yeah.

Um, and I think that was very interesting because, uh, I think through music we can really communicate through cultures because you can be touched, um, by foreign music.

Like, I think, I think of a moment, for example, in Mexico where I discovered, um, Son Jarocho, which is a music from the state of Veracruz originally, and I had no idea about this music before I faced it, you know? So I discovered a music being there, and that was a very strong impact.

Um, and, um, and yeah, like, it's just also showing that, um, even without knowing any context of a certain music, a certain type of music, a certain traditional music, I could still be very impacted by it.

So I think it just touches, um, things that are deeply human and that connect us, uh, even through different cultures, different part of the world.