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Rhythms
100

This genre is a sub-genre of salsa, that makes use of montuno, also known as guajeo. 

What is Mambo? 

100

This Cuban artist is well known for singing the song "Conga."

Who is Gloria Estefan?

100

This Latin American country is credited as the country of origin for most Latin American music styles.

What is Cuba?

100

This instrument is simply described as 2 wooden blocks being hit together. 

What are the Claves?
100

This Clave rhythm is very popular, and features a "3 side," and a "2 side." The 3 side's final hit lands on the 4. 

What is Son Clave?

200

This genre began in the eastern highlands of Cuba in the 19th Century. 

What is Son?

200

This Puerto Rican artist wrote the famous Christmas song, "Feliz Navidad." 

Who is José Feliciano?

200

This country's capital is Caracas, and it is adjacent to Colombia, and Guyana.

What is Venezuela? 

200

This type of drum is often compared to the snare drum, and is usually played along with a cowbell.

What are the timbales? 

200
This Clave rhythm is a little bit rhythmically complex, because the final hit on the "3 side" falls on the + of 4.

What is Rumba Clave?

300

This genre is the root of all salsa music, and translates in English to, "The sound of Cuba."

What is Son Cubano? 
300

This WWII vet attended Juilliard, after fighting in 9 different battles. 

Who was Tito Puente?

300

This island is closest to the Dominican Republic, and its capital is San Juan.

What is Puerto Rico?

300

This instrument is traditionally made of a gourd, and played with a scraper. It is commonly used in the Cha Cha Cha rhythm. 

What is the Guiro?

300

This rhythm has an emphasis on beat 4, and is characterized by its 3 + 3 + 2 count. 

What is Reggaeton?

400

This Venezuelan genre is translated in English as "New Wave," and is considered a fusion of Jazz, Bossa nova, and Joropo. 

What is Onda Nueva?

400

This Cuatro player went to Holland College, and spoke to us about his experiences in college, and his experiences with Latin Music. 

Who is Luis Anselmi?

400

This American city was a hotspot of Latin American music in the 1940's and 1950's.

What is New York?

400
This Venezuelan Instrument originally comes from the Renaissance guitar, and is closely related to the ukulele.

What is the Cuatro?

400
This rhythm has a 2/4 time signature, and is named after a specific kind of dance. 
What is Tango?
500

This Latin American Style of music is often in 5/8 time. 

What is Merengue Caraqueño?

500

Emilio Estefan Jr, who married Gloria Estefan, was part of which band with her?

What is Miami Sound Machine?

500

The Samba genre and Naná Vasconcelos both come from this Portuguese-speaking country. 

What is Brazil?

500

This instrument is a type of basket rattle, originally from Central Africa. They are similar to the maracas, and often played along with the berimbau. 

What is the Caxixi?

500
This rhythm is often played at a faster tempo, and is characterized by clave hits on the 1, 2, + of 3, and + of 4 on the first measure, and the + of 1, and 3 and the 4 of the second measure. 
What is Samba?
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