Sotavento

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Sotavento is a coastal region in the southern part of Veracruz, Mexico, known for its Afro-Indigenous cultural heritage, traditional son jarocho music, and tropical lowland landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
geographical region
borderedBy Gulf of Mexico
country Mexico
hasBiodiversity tropical fauna
tropical flora
hasClimate tropical
hasCulturalExpression decima poetry
hasCulturalHeritage Afro-Indigenous heritage
Afro-Mexican heritage
Indigenous heritage
hasDanceElement percussive footwork
use of tarima (wooden platform)
hasEconomicActivity cattle ranching
fishing
maize cultivation
sugarcane cultivation
hasEthnicInfluence Afro-descendant communities
Nahua
Popoluca
hasFestivityType fandango jarocho
hasLandscape coastal plains
lowlands
hasLanguageInfluence Indigenous languages
Spanish
hasMusicCharacteristic call-and-response singing
improvised verses
syncopated rhythms
hasReligionInfluence Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism

syncretic popular religiosity
hasTraditionalDance zapateado
hasTraditionalInstrument arpa jarocha
jarana jarocha
pandero
quijada de burro
requinto jarocho
hasTraditionalMusicGenre son jarocho
knownFor coastal wetlands
mangrove ecosystems
son jarocho music
traditional music
tropical lowland landscapes
locatedIn Veracruz
Veracruz
surface form: southern Veracruz
locatedOn Gulf of Mexico coastline
surface form: Gulf of Mexico coast
partOf Gulf Coast regions
surface form: Gulf Coast cultural area

La Huasteca and Sotavento cultural macroregion

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Veracruz hasRegion Sotavento