The deer holds rattles in each hand and beads that make a sound as they move around each foot. The headdress that the artist wears can also be considered an accessory. The headdress is a deer's head. This helps the performer develop a feeling of being one with the deer itself. Hunters who track deer have bows and arrows. These accessories are essential to creating the image that dance conveys. Costumes are also essential to the history of dance. The deer performer wears a simple costume. He wears a cloth around his lower body and is shirtless. The headdress is the most important part of his costume. The headdress is a deer's head. Additionally, her rattle accessories tie into her costume. If there are hunters performing the venado dance, they usually wear loose white pants with a belt. They also carry rattles around their lower legs and feet. Additionally, the hunter may also wear a small headdress. The costumes of the venado dance have remained the same throughout its history. The music of the danza del venado sets the tone for the story. The rhythm of the music coincides with the rhythm of the performing deer. The music slows down when the deer begins to die and speeds up when interacting with hunters. The instruments used in the music of danza del venado are percussion. Such as: the reed transverse flute, percussion, rasps, gourds, rattles. In addition to the instruments. Psalmody