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Cuban music originated from two major sources |
Spain and Africa |
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Roots of Rhythm |
narrated by Harry Belafonte |
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When the Spanish arrived in Cuba, they brought the music of their |
troubadours and gypsies |
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Small farmers lived in the mountains and continued to play the Spanish folk music |
and flamenco of their forefathers |
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Chano Pozo moved to New York in 1947, bringing his congas |
and exotic Latin rhythms with him |
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Pozo joined Gillespie’s big band where he would become a major influence on Latin-jazz, writing pieces like |
"Tin Tin Deo" and "Manteca" |
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Multiple instrumentalist Tito Puente ("King of the Mamba") became a major influence in the mid ‘40s and ‘50s, fueling dance crazes like |
the cha-cha-cha |
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clave Rhythm |
-influenced USA rock and roll music -two sticks -12-123 -123-12 |
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Culture influences on cuban music |
Spanish gypsy flamingo |
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Black beans & Rice |
Moros y Christianos |
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Cabulosa |
Cuban African Slaves, would dance to the Aruban gods. DRUMS |
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"Guajiro" |
cuban Farmer who cultivates his land, whose greets possession is their land. Guajiros take a roll playing music in Cuba; music is called "Son" sacred country music |
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Cuban Rumba |
Blend of spanish and african |
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son |
style of music and dance that originated in Cuba and gained worldwide popularity in the 1930s. Son combines the structure and elements of Spanish canción and the Spanish guitar with African rhythms and percussion instruments of Bantu origin |
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"tres" |
guitar// part of SON music |
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10 sister band to tour Europe |
Anacaona |
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Changui predecessor of |
Mambo and ChaCha |
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Son Montuno |
Mambo, Danzon, Rumba |
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