Music

Types of rhythms of 50
 
 
Rock And Roll: Rock or, simply, is the musical style that emerged in the United States in the mid 1950's and, by evolution and assimilation of other styles, has become the dominant form of popular music throughout theworld. The characteristic style of the bands are composed of one or more voices, low and highly amplified electric guitars and drums. You can also use electrical and electronic keyboards, synthesizers and wind instruments and percussion mixed.
From a musical standpoint, the Rock came from the fusion of country music, inspired by the ballads of the white population and the poor in Kentucky and other rural areas of middle America, and the epic style of narration and Rhythm and Blues, on a merger of the early black work songs and instrumental jazz city. In a very simple principle, music, dance style was a strong pace. Among the first singers and composers, almost all black, stood out Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Bill Haley, leader of a gang known in Brazil under the name of Bill Haley and His Comets, who recorded the groundbreaking Rock Around the Clock. The lyrics of the songs of the day is concerned, so uncultured and disrespectful, common themes in the universe of youth, like love, sex, the crisis of adolescence, and automobiles. They used the drum sound of words and syllables too loose and onomatopoeic, as Be-Bop-A-Lula, who gave his name to a song.
Elvis Presley was the first great star of the rock and pop music industry.Based mainly on the success of the genre, American record companies have become financial empires, and its intention to become rock appealed to a wider audience, promoted transformations that distort the original vitality of the movement.
 
 
 
Bossa Nova: Renewal Movement Brazilian popular music that emerged in Rio de Janeiro in the 1950s. Characterized by elaborate harmonies and lyrics colloquialisms.
 
 
 

Mambo: Born in Cuba and became a musical salad. Cuban rhythms of African ancestry of religious cults in the Congo.Su name comes from slang used by black musicians ("You Mambo," along with you - I) that played in the bands of the Son (Cuba bands local). Pérez Prado added metal bands and was really the first rolular this new version of the Son of U.S. Mambo.Invadieron the most famous 50.Cantores: Perez Prado, Xavier Cugat, Tito Puente and Beny Moré.
 
 
 
 
 
Xote: ballroom type of German origin, popular in northeastern Brazil, carried out with the sound of the accordion at dances populares.Traídos to Brazil in 1851 by Professor Jose Maria Toussaint dance with the original name of chotis. Also called Xótis.