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El baile y la música del mundo HISPANO Dance and Music of the Hispanic World

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Page 1: Dance and Music of the Hispanic World. El flamenco

El baile y la músicadel mundo HISPANO

Dance and Music of the Hispanic World

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España

El flamenco

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El FlamencoUn baile típico de España: The most important instrument in the flamenco is

“la guitarra” The dance incorporates a lot of foot work, clapping

and sometimes “las castañuelas”

The Flamenco is “gitana” (gypsy) music and tells a story through music and dance.

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ArgentinaEl tango

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El TangoUn Baile típico de Argentina es: El Tango The tango is a very popular dance in Argentina. It is a very romantic dance. El Bandoneón (acordeón grande) is used

in most Tango music. Unlike the flamenco that can be either danced

alone or with a partner, the tango is strictly a partner dance.

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La República Dominicana

El merengue

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El Merengue The merengue is a typical dance of the

Dominican Republic. It has many African “ritmos” in the music. It is a fast-paced dance that consists of 2 steps

with many move variations. Some popular instruments you will hear in most

merengue arrangements are “trompetas y guiros”

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Puerto Rico y Cuba La Salsa

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La Salsa In Puerto Rico and Cuba, “la salsa” is

a very popular genre of music and dance.

Salsa rhythm has also become popular in American music.

As you learned earlier this month for Hispanic Heritage, Cuban singer Celia Cruz was considered the “Queen of Salsa”

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CubaConga and Mambo

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Conga and Mambo Conga and Mambo are popular dances

originating in Cuba in the 20th century. In the 1980’s Cuban-American music group

Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine brought the Conga to international attention through their blockbuster hit “The Conga.”

The song has inspired long conga lines all over the world, including the Guinness World Record breaker, in little Havana, Miami, Florida in 1998, with over 14,000 people!

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Colombia

La Cumbia

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Cumbia The Cumbia is the most famous dance in

Colombia. Cumbia began as an African courtship dance

among the slave population. It was later mixed with European and native

instruments. When you listen to it, listen to the beat and to the

instruments. What do you hear?

el tambor, la tambora

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Instrumentos típicos de la música latina

When you watch a Latin band perform, look for the following instruments.

And when you listen to the music, listen for the sounds of each instrument. Can you identify the sounds?

el güiro

las claves

las maracas

la caba(s)sa

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Otros Instrumentos Other instruments that are traditionally

found in Latin music are:

las

castañuelas

el tambor, la tambora

la trompeta

el clarinete

la conga