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Speaking presentation Due Wednesday

Discover the vibrant music and dance traditions of the Spanish-speaking world, highlighting unique styles from various countries. This presentation will delve into iconic genres like Merengue, Tango, Salsa, and Flamenco, exploring their history, cultural influences, and essential instruments. We will compare these traditional dances with popular dances familiar to you, showcasing their evolution and modern influences. Prepare to immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of rhythms and cultural expressions that resonate in the United States and beyond!

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Speaking presentation Due Wednesday

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  1. Speaking presentationDue Wednesday

  2. Describe dances and music from the Spanish speaking world and compare them to dances you know. • Music and dances of different spanish speaking countries. • Each country in the Spanish speaking world has distinct musical styles and traditions. Many are popular in U.S.A. • Research online and tell us what countries play the music. • What is the history and the events that influenced in this music genre. • What are the instruments, steps, rhythm of the musical style. • How are they being mixed with modern music styles. • 1. Merengue Juan Luis guerra, Tango- Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzola, • 2. Salsa, Celia Cruz, Tito Puente • 3. Flamenco, • 4. Cumbia – Juan Madera, Wilson Choperana, Jose Barros and Mario Garena. • 5. Mambo • 6. Jarabe • 7. Bolero • 8. Corrido • 9. Polka nortena • 10. Ranchera/ Mariachi

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