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Common terms and phrasesAfrican Afro-Cuban music album ballad band's Banda bandleader bass Bauza beat became began blues bolero bomba bossa nova Brazil called career Caribbean century charanga classic clave Club collaboration Colombian conga contemporary corrido created Cuba Cuban music culture cumbia D'Rivera dance danzon decima Dominican Republic drum early Eddie Palmieri Fania featured fusion genre Gilberto guitar guitarist habanera Havana Hernandez hip-hop improvisation indigenous influence instruments Irakere Juan late Latin alternative Latin America Latin jazz Latin music Latin pop lead singer Lopez mainstream mambo melody merengue Mexican Mexico musicians North American nueva orchestra Palmieri percussion percussionist performed pianist piano played players popular Puerto Rican ranchera recorded released rhythmic rhythms Rico rock and roll Rodriguez roots rumba salsa salsa romantica samba saxophonist scene singing solo songs songwriter sound Spanish stars style syncopated tango Tito Puente traditional trio tropicalia trova trumpeter tunes Valdes vallenato Veloso vocal vocalist York References to this bookFrom other books
From Google ScholarCannibalismHarald Erici Project MUSE Journals Latin American Research Review Volume 43 ...Gustavo Pérez Firmat, Latin American Studies, CiteULike Connotea - 2008 - Latin American Research Review Bibliographic information
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