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ARTICLES RELATED TO Music of Argentina - Folclore | | | |  Music of Argentina - Folclore: Encyclopedia II - Music of Argentina - Folclore'Folclore' - folk music - comes in many forms, developed in different parts of Argentina with different European and indigenous influences. The traditional folk music became important once again to the protest movement against the military dictatorship and the community divisions of the 1970s, with artists like Mercedes Sosa and Atahualpa Yupanqui contributing to the development of nueva canción. Soledad Pastorutti ('La Sole') has brought folclore to a new audience.
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| | | | Music of Argentina - Folclore: Encyclopedia II - Music of Argentina - Argentine rock Main article: Argentine rock
Argentine rock, or Rock Nacional, is a distinctive form of Argentine rock and roll. It is said to have begun in about 1965, when a Beatlesque group called Los Shakers, from Uruguay, arrived in Argentina. At the time, popular music was a style called ritmo latino, a mainstream pop genre. Los Shakers brought a hard-edged form of rock to the country, and musicians like Litto Nebbia of Los Gatos began recording their own kind of rock. Los Gatos' La Balsa, released early in their year, esta ...
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Music of Argentina - Cumbia.
Main article: Argentine cumbia
A very important part of recent and contemporary Argentine music, originally derived from the Colombian cumbia, adopted by the lower classes in the bailantas, widespread in the 1990s, and then turning more aggressive and explicit in the 2000s with "shanty town cumbia" (cumbia villera).
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See also:Music of Argentina, Music of Argentina - Folclore, Music of Argentina - Andean music, Music of Argentina - Chacarera, Music of Argentina - Chamamé, Music of Argentina - Popular music, Music of Argentina - Cumbia, Music of Argentina - Cuarteto, Music of Argentina - Argentine rock, Music of Argentina - Tango Read more here: » Music of Argentina: Encyclopedia II - Music of Argentina - Popular music |
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