The saxophone is a single-reed aerophone developed in the nineteenth century and used in Mexico in bands, dance orchestras, jazz, and popular music. Although its body is usually metal, the vibrating reed places it within the woodwind family. This category gathers recordings identifying a saxophone and allows comparison of solo roles, accompanying lines, and arrangements for wind sections. Alto, tenor, and other variants should be specified when the source provides that information. Performer and ensemble credits help situate each performance in its musical context rather than assuming that all saxophone recordings share a genre or playing style.