From tejano to tango : Latin American popular music

Walter Aaron Clark

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Music History and Culture Musicology and Musical Analysis Diverse Musicological Studies

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In this work, the editor has compiled 12 essays that discuss the various aspects of Latin American music. The essays cover the social and political impact the music generated as well as the rhythmic development of various genres.

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