What are the 3 Influences of Puerto Rican music?
Taino, Spain, West African
1493
Christopher Columbus arrives to Puerto Rico
This fusion of hip hop, Latin American, and Caribbean styles eventually leads to Latin Trap Music
Reggaetón
Cuatro
10-string guitar
Canada's national anthems
God Save the Queen and O Canada
This influence contributed poems and emotional lyrics.
Spanish
To cede is to?
Give Away
This type of music originated in Puerto Rican communities in New York
Salsa
Panderos
Tambourine
The suit that Mexican Mariachi band players wear
Charro suits
What did the West African influence contribute?
Drums and Rhythms
1898
Spain cedes Puerto Rico to America
This music is a challenge between dancer and drum
Bomba
Guicharo or Guiro
Hollowed out gourd used in plena music
The influences of Mexican music
Spain, Aztec, African
The aboriginal people of Puerto Rico
The Taino People
16th Century - 17th Century
Very few written records of music
Music from the rural people of the countryside
Jibaro
Tambours
Drum made from hollowed out tree trunks
Say "Welcome to Brazil" in Portuguese
Bem vindo ao Brasil
This Influence contributed musical scales to the development of Puerto Rican music.
Spanish Influence
Famous 19th century classical composer
Manuel Tavares
Also called the "sung newspaper"
Plena
Subidor
Smaller drum used in Bomba music
This style of American music becomes ragtime
Cakewalk