The "Son Huasteco" is a cross-breeder music expressing the cheerfulness and romanticism of the people of these regions.
Instrumental and vocal, destined to be danced, this "Son" is accompanied by a rustic violin, a low-pitched register and the "Jarana" with a high one.
The slapping of the guitar is a technical that comes from the "golden
Spanish century", as for the violin it is a popularised version of
baroque "savante" music at the time of the colonialism. The
use of the high-voice "falcete" is remarkable.The popular dance of this region, "Le Huapango" which means in NAHUATL, "on stage" is practised on a wooden base in order to accentuate the rhythm given by the dancers feet.