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11 Cards in this Set
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How is salsa representative of Caribbean diaspora?
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Derived from cuban son. Developed by Cubans and Puerto Ricans that lived in New York (Nuyoricans).
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How was salsa, and the ideology associated with it, different from the previous generation’s Latin music?
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Salsa refers to the barrio and the struggles of Latino people. There was a need for music that embraced their roots but with modern barrio identity of young Latinos.
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How did this mix of modernized Cuban son and jazz musically or culturally represent the identity of Nuyoricans?
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The mix has made a political and cultural statement that being Latin American is okay. It presents Latino Pride. Creates the pan-Latinidad identity: All individuals with spanish origins as one.
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How are the lyrics you have from the above songs representative of the “soul of the barrio” and/or pan-Latinidad?
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“Pedro Navaja” (1978) Despite the trouble in the barrio these Nuyoricans are going to enjoy their time, despite the lyrics you notice there is a happy upbeat. The lyrics represent the daily lives in the barrio.
“Latinos En estados Unidos” Celia Cruz is stating that being Latin American is not a bad thing, it is who you are and you should embrace. Don’t be ashamed of being Latin. Also, the only way for others to respect you is for all the “latinos” to become one.American. Montuno: final musical section with back up vocalists |
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Fania Records
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gave salsa its name in NY
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Lyrics
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barrios - ghettos for hispanic people
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Listening
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Sounds jazzy, in spanish,
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Nuyoricans
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new york and peurto ricans
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Pan Latinidad
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nationalism for latin america
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Fania records
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gave salsa its name
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Montuno
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call and response
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