San Luis Potosí includes parts of the Huasteca and the high plateau, with musical repertoires shaped by different histories. Huastec son, huapango trios, and expressions of Tének, Nahua, and Pame communities reveal connections among language, festivity, and territory. Elsewhere, bands, religious music, and dance ensembles circulate. This category gathers records related to the state without treating the Huasteca Potosina as its entire geography. Consult municipality, performers, and instrumentation in each entry to distinguish traditions shared with neighboring states from specifically local practices.