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Jácaras are
Spanish songs which are
accompanied with
instruments and are
performed during the entr'acte of a
theatrical performance and also as an accompaniment...
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original on
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criolla composers including Blas Tardío de Guzmán. Al arma, al arma
valientes Jácara a 8 for
Saint Ignatius of Loyola. "JUAN DE ARAUJO, Biography, Discography"...
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performance in the
opera Carmen,
signing her up for the
theatre company La
Jácara in 1982. She made her
feature film
debut in 1987 film Los invitados [es]...
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Jácaras and
Narcocorridos in Context: What
Early Modern Spain Can Tell Us about...
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therefore identical with the 16th
century Spanish dances zarabanda and the
jácara. The
lyrics are in 4-line stanzas. It is
believed to be a very old style...
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common in
Spanish folk
dances of the 16th
century such as the zarabanda,
jácara and canarios.
There are
three types of 12-beat rhythms,
which vary in their...
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remains a slave".
Other examples of "ethnic"
villancicos include the
jácara, gallego, and tocotín.
Villancico composers, who
typically held positions...
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musical background of the pieces. Thus, the
Spanish genres such as "
jácaras", "tiranas", "boleras" or "villancicos", were
substituted by "guarachas"...
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