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Latin American Music Genres
When you think of Latin America, the first things that come to mind are passion, colour, vibrancy and, of course, music. Latin American music, it's not just about the music itself, but also about the people and the culture. Latin American influences can be heard in all genres of music today, and some of the biggest global superstars have made their breakthrough in the industry. To find out what all the hype is about, we take a look at the most popular Latin American music genres. Salsa itself was born in 1960, when Puerto Ricans living in New York combined the music they had heard from American jazz and dance with the sounds of Latin America, especially Mexico and Central America. Different sounds and styles have been mixed together to create new genres and fusions that are constantly evolving while paying tribute to their original roots. This has led to a new genre, which is best known for its influence on the world music scene and which today forms the basis for a number of popular genres such as salsa, reggae, hip-hop and more.
For years, salsa music has been a popular genre of music, loved by millions all over the world. Originating in New York City in the 1950s, salsa music has evolved over the years, becoming a complex genre of music with a variety of different subgenres. Today, salsa music is commonly associated with Latin American music, but originally, it was a style of music that combined jazz and Latin music. In the 1970s and early 1980s, salsa became greatly popularized through the music of Latin New Wave and the group, Salsa Conmoción. In these years, salsa conmoción, or simply salsa, became popular with all age groups and races. During this period, salsa music made its debut in the United States, and it was the first Latin music to achieve mainstream acceptance in the country. Today, salsa is a genre of music that has been widely popularized all over the world.
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