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Merengue originated in the 1920s in the Dominican Republic and was promoted as the country's national music and dance by dictator Rafael Trujillo. It is played using instruments like tambora, marimba, güiro and accordion and is danced at festivals, parties and celebrations. While there is no specific traditional dress, bright colors and items like sandals, blouses and skirts are commonly worn. Popular merengue artists include Elvis Crespo, Celines and Melina León.
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Javier is a 16-year-old who lives in Castellón de la Plana, Spain. He attends a school called El Caminas and hopes people will enjoy his musical work. The document then provides an overview of different musical genres that originated in Spain and around the world, including pop, rock, classical, jazz, salsa, and electronic dance styles like house music. It lists important artists within each genre.
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- 1. By: Antonio, Javier, Leonardo, & Rafael
- 2. Origin/Location/Time Period Merengue was created by Ñico Lora, a Dominican of Spanish descent, in the 1920s The original Merengue was not danced by couples, but danced in a circle In the Dominican Republic it was promoted by Rafael Trujillo, (the dictator), and became the country's national music and dance form
- 3. Instruments: Tambora Marimba Güiro Accordion Bongos Congas
- 4. Occasions The Festival of Merengue Parties Celebrations Assorted dance events
- 5. Vocabulary Animado – Lively Arrastre – Dragging El ritmo– Rhythm El güiro– A scored gourd-like instrument played with a music fork or a percussion stick El paso– Step El estilo – Style
- 6. Traditional Dress No specific dress, however traditional Dominican Republic clothing is worn, including: Bright colors Sandals Blouses Skirts Long Pants Assorted hats
- 7. Popular Artists Elvis Crespo- a Puerto Rican-American Grammy Award and Latin Grammy Winner, named "Elvis" after Elvis Presley Celines- Considered one of the best Merengue performers by Puerto Ricans Melina León – A Merengue singer and actress Los Principes del Merengue - The first Merengue and Salsa band in the city of San Diego
- 8. Associated Dances/Cultural Comparison Ballroom Dance Folk Dance Salsa Bachata