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Montuno has
several meanings pertaining to
Cuban music and its derivatives. Literally,
montuno means 'comes from the mountain', and so son
montuno may...
- Son
montuno is a
subgenre of son
cubano developed by ****nio Rodríguez in the 1940s.
Although son
montuno ("mountain sound") had
previously referred to...
- section,
which incorporated the
guajeos typical of son
cubano (also
known as
montunos).
These guajeos became the
essence of the
genre when it was pla**** by big...
- its origin. Most
songs considered as
salsa are
primarily based on son
montuno and son Cubano, with
elements of cha-cha-chá, bolero, rumba, mambo, jazz...
- used to
distinguish the
regional variants of the genre.
These include son
montuno, son oriental, son
santiaguero and son habanero. Son
singers are generally...
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Pachanga is a
genre of
music which is
described as a
mixture of son
montuno and
merengue and has an
accompanying signature style of dance. This type of...
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especially known for son
montuno music, as
highlighted in
their video Los
Nemus Del Pacifico:
Greatest Hits of
Salsa & Son
Montuno on
Discos Fuentes (2005)...
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established the
conjunto format and
contributed to the
development of the son
montuno, the
basic template of modern-day salsa. He
claimed to be the true creator...
- "
Montuno" ("
Montuno") is a 1993 song by
American singer and
songwriter Gloria Estefan. It was
released as the
fourth single released from her
first Spanish...
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Latin percussion is a
family of percussion, membranophone,
lamellophone and
idiophone instruments used in
Latin music. Trap
drums Abakua and Arará drums...
