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House music originated in Chicago in the 1980s and then spread throughout America and Europe. It is an electronic music genre characterized by minimal lyrics and a focus on danceable beats suited for clubs. Popular house DJs like Tiesto, Afrojack, and David Guetta create mood-lifting music enjoyed by fans worldwide and have seen much success in their careers over the past decades.
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