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their music identified with their music

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afro latin american (music)

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composes latin america

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caribbean, mexico, central and south america

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diversified culture of african latin americans

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european, moor, mexican, other tribes of africa

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religions and languages of african latin american people are from

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spain and portugal

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performance of voice interaction as an answer to the first chant

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call and response (conversation)

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non scripted ways of singing

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improvisation

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the manipulation of freely controlled piece

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the voice as an instrument

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the instrument serves as a singer along with the performer

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the instrument as a voice

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a rich and diverse cultural heritage that exists in hundreds of different languages

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african music

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usually performed by singing and using percussion instruments

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african music

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the ceremony of the coronation of the black kings in 1674 in recife

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maracatu

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the year maracatu was used as a coronation of the black kings

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1674

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where maracatu was used for coronation

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recife

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the designation of king

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maracatu nacao

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considered as the rhythmic pattern used in maracatu

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baque or toque

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the singing part of maracatu

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toada

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the gloomy folk music of african american origin, which is naturally in a twelve-bar order

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blues

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gave birth to rock and roll, and rhythm and blues

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blues

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combines the basic rhythm and blues and gospel music

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soul

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vocal emphasis and an emotional and improvised delivery

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soul

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always has a christian or religious theme

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spiritual

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monophonic in nature and in a capella which is the origin of blues

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spiritual

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provides comfort and eases the boredom from one's daily activities

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spiritual

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an expression of spiritual devotion and a desire for freedom from bondage

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spiritual

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a sequence of two different phrases usually by two or more musicians

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call and response

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a direct response from the first phrase or a commentary response

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call and response

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its rhythm and styles are influenced by the united states and other countries in europe like spain and portugal

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latin american music

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the four musical elements that are combined in latin american music

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musical styles, cultural backgrounds, language, and geography

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a dual-headed drum made from a deep tree trunk with patches made up of calf or goat skin and is played by using two sticks

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bombo

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a rattle made up of dried hooves from sheep, llama or goat and is worn with a wrist cloth bracelet

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chajchas

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a panpipe type of reed made of pieces of bamboo that are tied together

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zampoñas

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10-string guitar made from the shell of an armadillo

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charango

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a flute made of bones or bamboo that has a vertical notched reed

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quena

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a rectangle box made of wood and played and used as a drum. it is also known as a beatbox

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cajon

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gourd like coconut shells with beans, seeds, or small pebbles placed inside. they are played by shaking

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maracas

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a pair of hardwood sticks played by striking them together

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claves

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it is similar to salsa and uses intruments like accordions, guitars, and percussions

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cumbia

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lively and spirited dance of two people. a passionate kind of dance that shows expression and connection and is performed in a traditional or modern style

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tango

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a latin american ballroom dance with a fast basic pattern of three steps with a shuffle. It has a fast rhythmic pattern

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chacha

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derived from samba and is an original brazilian music. it gives more emphais on percussion and melody

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bossa nova

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spain's traditional couple dance. it uses music that is traditionally played in bull fighting

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paso doble

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jamaican form of music and dance with strong accented and supplementary beats. also known as the ska and is a variation of rhythm and blues

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reggae

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originated from cuba and has a persuasive rhythm and a combination of cuba's musical and dance traditions

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rumba

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a ballroom dance of two quick slow steps and two quick steps. it is executed alternately in 4/4 time signature

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foxtrot

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responsible parenthood and reproductive health act of 2012

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(ra) 10354

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considered as a natural outcome of marriage. it is about raising children and supporting their needs financially, morally, educationally, teaching them values and giving them love and care

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parenthood

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centering on someone else's needs besides one's own

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parenthood

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refers to the state of complete physical, mental, and social well being. it implies that people are able to have a responsible, safe, and consensual sex life. this further implies that women and men attain equal relationships in matters related to sexual relations and reproduction

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reproductive health

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a program that provides information and a means for couples and individuals to have the desired number of children that they can responsibly raise

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family planning

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to prevent pregnancy, couples would have to decide on a particular procedure, device, or medication that would prevent the chances of pregnancy

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birth control

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tobacco regulation act of 2003

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(ra) 9211

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dangerous drugs act of 2002

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(ra) 9165

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transactions involving the illegal trafficking of dangerous drugs and/or controlled precursors and essential chemicals using electronic devices

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trading

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any person who pays for, raises, supplies money for, or underwrites any of the illegal activities under the act

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financier

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any person who knowingly and willfully consents to the violations of the act

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protector (coddler)

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any person who sells, trades, administers, dispenses, gives away on whatever terms, distributes, dispatches in transit, transports dangerous drugs

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pusher

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consumer act of the philippines

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(ra) 7394

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DTI

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department of trade and industry

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DA

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department of agriculture

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DepEd

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department of education

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DOH

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department of health

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BSP

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bangko sentral ng pilipinas

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SEC

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securities and exchange commission

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national environmental awareness and education act of 2008

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(ra) 9512

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traditional and alternative medicine act of 1997

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(ra) 8423

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philippine AIDS prevention and control act of 1998

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(ra) 8504

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national blood services act of 1994

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(ra) 7719

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seat belt use act of 1999

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(ra) 8750

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cybercrime prevention act of 2012

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(ra) 10175

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the access to the whole or any part of a computer system without the right to do so

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illegal access

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the interception made by technical means, and without right, of any nonpublic transmission of computer data to, from, or within a computer system including electromagnetic emissions from a computer system carrying such computer data

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illegal interception

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the intentional or reckless alteration

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data interference

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the use, production, sale, procurement, importation, distribution, or otherwise making available, without right

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misuse of devices

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the acquisition of a domain name over the internet in bad faith to profit, mislead, destroy reputation, and deprive others from registering the same name

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cybersquatting

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the input, alteration, or deletion of any computer data without right resulting in inauthentic data with the intent that it be considered or acted upon for legal purposes as if it were authentic

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computer related forgery

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the unauthorized input, alteration, or deletion of data, program

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computer related fraud

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intentional acquisition, use, misuse, transfer, possession, alteration, or deletion of identifying without right

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computer related identity theft

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willful engagement, maintenance, control of any lascivious exhibition of sexual organs or activity with the aid of computer system of favor or consideration

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cybersex

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unlawful ir prohibited acts defined punishable by the RA 9775 committed through a computer system

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child pornography

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transmission of commercial communication with the use of computer system

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unsolicited commercial communications

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unlawful or prohibited acts of libel committed through a computer system

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libel

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anti child pornography act of 2009

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RA 9775