- The
mejoranera or
mejorana is a
folkloric chordophone from Panama. It is
carved from one
block of wood (usually cedar) or from dry
fibers of Bejuco, and...
- pasillo, punto, tamborito,
mejorana, bolero, jazz, salsa, reggae, calypso, rock, and
other musical genres. The
saloma and
mejorana feature a
distinctive vocal...
- bouzouki")
Piccolo mandolin Tremolo b****
Mandore Mandolute Mandriola Mandotar Mejorana (Panama)
Monochord Nevoud (Turkey)
Ngombi Nigenkin (****an)
Nyatiti (Kenya)...
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semitic root *mrj "hemp". The
Semitic root is also
found in the
Spanish word
mejorana and in
English marjoram,
which could be
related to the word marihuana....
- "Central
America ATLAS of
Plucked Instruments".
Retrieved May 12, 2012. "A
ritmo de
mejorana y socavón" (in Spanish). July 16, 2007.
Retrieved May 12, 2012....
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northeastern and
central Mexico.
Common names include shrubby blue sage and
mejorana.
Shrubby blue sage is a shrub,
growing to a
height of 1.2–1.8 m (3.9–5...
-
Roberto Durán, the town is also
recognized by its
annual festival of La
Mejorana. "Cuadro 11 (Superficie, población y
densidad de población en la República...
- saloma, Pasillo,
Panamanian bunde, bullerengue,
Punto Music, Tamborito,
Mejorana,
Panamanian Murga,
Tamborera (Examples:
Guarare and
Tambor de la Alegria)...
- violin; guitar) have more than one
tuning considered "standard" (e.g.
mejorana, ukulele) do not have a
standard tuning but
rather a "common"
tuning that...
-
Cuban punto,
Cuban guajira,
Venezuelan and
Colombian joropo,
Panamanian mejorana,
Peruvian zamacueca,
Chilean cueca Other topics Charro –
Jarabe tapatío...
