The Senate Resolution recognizes and commends the village of Cankton, Louisiana, for its significant cultural heritage and contributions to Cajun music, officially designating it as the "Accordion Capital of Louisiana." Cankton, located in St. Landry Parish, has a rich history of nurturing exceptional accordionists who have played a vital role in promoting Cajun music both locally and internationally. Notable figures such as Sheryl Cormier, known as the "Queen of Cajun Music," and Belton Richard, an acclaimed accordionist and vocalist, are highlighted for their achievements and influence in the genre.

The resolution also acknowledges the craftsmanship of Leland Colligan, who has been instrumental in creating high-quality accordions, and celebrates other local musicians who contribute to the vibrant Cajun music scene. The village's commitment to preserving and advancing this unique cultural art form is evident through community gatherings and festivals that continue to foster the tradition. The resolution concludes with a directive to transmit a copy to Cankton's Mayor, Kevin Colligan, further solidifying the village's recognition in the realm of Cajun music.