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Section 1
(50 cards)
Que Bonito Es
-bad recording -1920s -trumpet
Urban Migration
Migration into cities from rural areas.
Bata
secrete drum of Santeria -group of 3
1959
Cuban Revolution -USA losses close relations with Cuba
vocables
nonsense syllables
bongos
-a pair of drums
1902
Cuba became "independent"
Montuno
call and response -interactive
Celia Cruz
1950 bandleader/singer havana macho environment during time period
Arsenio Rodriguez
Blind Cuban bandleader -Doubled the trumpet, added piano, conga drums, electric guitar -From Havana
doldrums
A period or condition of depression or inactivity -state of cuba -dead
Bata drumming
-drum trio -sacred drums used in santeria ceremonies -uraba africa
Para Bailar El Montuno
Arsenio Rodriguez and his conjunto (group.) In the 1940s a blind tres player from Havana revolutionized Cuban son by 1) doubling the trumpets 2) adding piano 3) emphasizing CONGA drums 4) emphasizing the MONTUNO 5) ELECTRIC GUITAR
1492
Christopher Columbus plants flag in Cuba
Fania Records
-1964 -recording company -New York City -Salsa is marketing cuban/american
Yoruba
The leading ethnic group in southwestern Nigeria.
septepo
-1930s -trumpet added to the group of instruments
Diana
-intro of a rumba -nonsense sylables
Inquisition
-state and church are basically the same thing hard catholic
El congo
-1950s -celia cruz -macho envirnment
Conga
the most well-known hand-drum in the world, originally from Cuba *Cow Hyde
Ruben Gonzalez
Cuban pianist in the film
Tito Puente
-porterican -salsa -band leader' -first star in cuba
clava
-Instruments *2 sticks
Dizzy Gillespie
trumpet
Cuban Revolution
-1959 -Beginning of the end of US relationships
Bena vista social club
film produced by ry Cooder
sexteto
-1920s -6 instruments
Guantanamera
-Orienta (southeastern) -Tres(guitar) and percusion (bongos)
Shango
thunder god -or thunder orisha
Syncretism
The unification or blending of opposing people, ideas, or practices, frequently in the realm of religion. For example, when Christianity was adopted by people in a new land, they often incorporate it into their existing culture and traditions.
Santeria
Cuban religion that combines Catholic and West African beliefs
Louis Armstrong
trumpet player who influenced the development of jazz -1920s-1930s
Chano Pozo
Dizzy Gillespie's additional percussionist -congo drummer -latin jazz
tres
cuban version of guitar -different local styles
Spanish-American War
1898 spanish controlled from 1492-1898
Ry Cooder
record producer who put Buena Vista Social Club together
salsa
-cuban music with ny edge
drum trio
-bata, congo, -played in groups of 3 -from yoruba
Rumba
-Afro-cuban street dance -havana 1900s -vocal and percusion -congas and claves 3 parts: 1 diana 2.canto 3.montuno
1898
Spanish-American War - Spain loses colonies of Cuba - Cuba is under US power
Habanera
-french composer
oriente
religion in cuba southeast
Guajira
-southeast of cuba -country side
Cuba
-90 miles away from key west fl -largest island in the Caribbean
Diffusion
-when something moves from its precieved boundries
canto
sung in Spanish sung by one person
manteca
-screaming trumpet -1950s -latin jazz dizzy on trumpet chano pozo on congero
Orisha
A general name for a deity in the Yoruba-tradition religions. -god
Rumba
-havana -1900s -only vocals and precussions -3 parts 1. diana 2. canto 3. montuno -instruments 1. clava 2. conga drums
Section 2
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