Discover the rich history of Afro-Mexicanos, whose contributions have shaped Mexico’s cultural landscape. From their arrival during the colonial period, Afro-Mexicanos played a crucial role in agriculture, music, and dance. In regions like Veracruz and Guerrero, they developed vibrant traditions such as Son Jarocho music and La Danza de los Diablos. Notable figures include Vicente Guerrero, Mexico’s second president of Afro-Mexican descent, who was a staunch advocate for the abolition of slavery