Cocultures

Cocultures are groups of people who beliefs or behaviors share values, rules, and interests beyond their national citizenship. As well, Coculture “The perception of membership in a group that is part of an encompassing culture.” What your music/artist says about your coculture
The importance of artist in life cannot be overemphasized. Artists can encourage people to build their personal images and be examples of how to behave properly. For example pop star by Beyoncé in the nineteenth century sets styles and change the attitudes of fans. Also, music has a place, a part, a function, in the values of the society in terms of being a product of the culture as well as a image of it, music has a rank and function in each culture. People use and practice music for a reason or purpose and think about it in a unique way to each culture.
In other societies every individual in the community would be likely to perform in some way, by singing or dancing when the group holds a musical event as another context.
For religious leaders they may tell the community that music is not good for them and even so the people go to places where music can be enjoyed and dedicate themselves deeply and passionately to it. Most of the people in other cultures may not involve themselves in the performance of music but will instead pay others to serve this function for them. These examples are from cultures that currently exist. There are differences in the cultures, the differences have an effective impact on the music