The ¨Joropo llanero¨ is one of the traditional styles of music in/of Venezuela. There are several types of 'Joropo Llanero' but the most representative is the one which uses the harp, cuatro (a kind of guitar, but smaller and with only four strings, that's where its name comes from) and maracas. This musical genre's source comes from a mixture of Spanish culture, African culture and Indigenous culture. Their musical themes tell about experiennces, legends and traditions from workers who live in the western plains mainly.

The ¨Joropo llanero¨ is one of the traditional music in Venezuela which has several types but the most representative is the one that uses the next musical instruments: harp, cuatro (it is a kind of guitar but smaller and with only four strings, that's where its name comes from) and maracas. This musical gender's source comes from a mix of Spanish culture, African culture, and Indigenous culture. Their musical themes tell about the experiences, legends, and traditions of worker people who live on western plains mainly.