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This document summarizes several traditional dances from different cultures: - Flamenco originates in Spain and combines guitar, singing, dancing and clapping to express emotions. - Merengue comes from the Dominican Republic and Haiti and may have been named for its fast, precise rhythms or the light, frivolous character of the dance. Originally it was danced in a circle rather than by couples. - Tango originated in Spain or Morocco and was brought to Latin America; it started as a solo female dance and later included one or two couples walking together.
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Flamenco
Flamenco originated in 16th century Andalusia, Spain as a fusion of Roma, Arab, Jewish, and indigenous Andalusian cultures. It was historically a musical outlet for the poor and oppressed, and today remains an energetic style of music and dance. Flamenco is popular in Spain and countries in Latin America and styles are classified into different palos based on rhythm, chords, and geography. Traditional flamenco features guitar, hand clapping, foot stamping, and expressive dancing characterized by the woman's 10-pound trailing skirt and the man's tight black pants and vest.
FLAMENCO
Flamenco originated in Andalusia, Spain in the 18th century through the fusion of Gypsy, Muslim, and Jewish cultures. It is characterized by four elements - singing, dancing, guitar playing, and hand clapping/foot stamping. Typical flamenco dress for women includes flowers, earrings, and ruffled skirts while men wear tight black pants with vests or jackets. Today, flamenco is celebrated through festivals, dance schools, movies, and has been recognized by UNESCO as an important cultural tradition.
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Flamenco originated in Andalusia, Spain in the late 18th or early 19th century. It involves dancers, a singer, castanets, hand clapping, and footwork performed by dancers in heels. Traditional Flamenco costumes for men include tight black pants, a shirt and vest or jacket with nails in the shoes, while women wear heavy ruffled skirts and shawls. Major Flamenco festivals still take place today in Spain and other parts of the world. Musical instruments used include the guitar, cajon, and palillos for clicking sounds, while palmas involves hand clapping to keep rhythm.
A brief history of flamenco
Flamenco has its roots in 15th century Spain, developing as a blend of Romani, Jewish, Muslim, and Christian influences during a time of persecution. It consists of singing, dancing, and guitar playing, and was first popularized in the small Andalusian cities of Jerez de la Frontera, Sevilla, and Granada. In the late 19th century, flamenco entered commercial venues like cafes and theaters, spreading its popularity while also threatening its authenticity. Later revivals in the 20th century helped reinforce flamenco as an art form through new performers and festivals.
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Cumbia originated as a courtship dance among African slaves in Colombia's coastal region. It combined African rhythms with European instruments. In the mid-20th century, Colombian band leaders spread cumbia throughout Latin America, where it became especially popular in Mexico, Argentina, and the Andes region. Cumbia was traditionally performed with drums and claves to accompany the dance, though later adopted other instruments like guitar and accordion. It remains an iconic Latin American musical style.
Merengue
Merengue a dance and music originate in Dominica Republic. later found and practice in the Caribbean country of Jamaica.
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The document discusses the influence and spread of flamenco music and dance around the world. It outlines how flamenco festivals and schools have helped popularize flamenco internationally, with events and institutions dedicated to flamenco found in countries like China, the United States, the United Kingdom, and others. Within Spain, flamenco has been heavily influenced by different regions like Catalonia, Seville, Jerez, Cordoba, and Cadiz. In 2010, UNESCO recognized flamenco as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
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Flamenco originated in 16th century Andalusia, Spain as a fusion of Roma, Arab, Jewish, and indigenous Andalusian cultures. It was historically a musical outlet for the poor and oppressed, and today remains an energetic style of music and dance. Flamenco is popular in Spain and countries in Latin America and styles are classified into different palos based on rhythm, chords, and geography. Traditional flamenco features guitar, hand clapping, foot stamping, and expressive dancing characterized by the woman's 10-pound trailing skirt and the man's tight black pants and vest.
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Flamenco originated in Andalusia, Spain in the 18th century through the fusion of Gypsy, Muslim, and Jewish cultures. It is characterized by four elements - singing, dancing, guitar playing, and hand clapping/foot stamping. Typical flamenco dress for women includes flowers, earrings, and ruffled skirts while men wear tight black pants with vests or jackets. Today, flamenco is celebrated through festivals, dance schools, movies, and has been recognized by UNESCO as an important cultural tradition.
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Flamenco originated in Andalusia, Spain in the late 18th or early 19th century. It involves dancers, a singer, castanets, hand clapping, and footwork performed by dancers in heels. Traditional Flamenco costumes for men include tight black pants, a shirt and vest or jacket with nails in the shoes, while women wear heavy ruffled skirts and shawls. Major Flamenco festivals still take place today in Spain and other parts of the world. Musical instruments used include the guitar, cajon, and palillos for clicking sounds, while palmas involves hand clapping to keep rhythm.
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Flamenco has its roots in 15th century Spain, developing as a blend of Romani, Jewish, Muslim, and Christian influences during a time of persecution. It consists of singing, dancing, and guitar playing, and was first popularized in the small Andalusian cities of Jerez de la Frontera, Sevilla, and Granada. In the late 19th century, flamenco entered commercial venues like cafes and theaters, spreading its popularity while also threatening its authenticity. Later revivals in the 20th century helped reinforce flamenco as an art form through new performers and festivals.
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Cumbia originated as a courtship dance among African slaves in Colombia's coastal region. It combined African rhythms with European instruments. In the mid-20th century, Colombian band leaders spread cumbia throughout Latin America, where it became especially popular in Mexico, Argentina, and the Andes region. Cumbia was traditionally performed with drums and claves to accompany the dance, though later adopted other instruments like guitar and accordion. It remains an iconic Latin American musical style.
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Merengue originated in the 1920s in the Dominican Republic, founded by Nico Lora and introduced to the US by Angel Viloria. It was influenced by French and African beats and dancing originated from slaves dragging their legs to drum beats while working chained together. Merengue is traditionally danced at festivities like parties and weddings in the Dominican Republic and Haiti and features instruments like the güiro.
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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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