Kallen,
Stuart A. The History of Latin Music. Gale/Lucent 2013 126p ISBN 978-1-4205-0947-2 series:
Music Library ms/hs VG-BN Nonfiction
This book presents
a historical view of Latin American music through time and
its influence on American culture. From the
beginning of time, music has always had a place in history. The music from Latin America is a combination of many sounds that date back
centuries. Many of the strongest features of Latin
music are the tango from Argentina
and the Afro-Cuban sound, whose influence can be found in many American
songs such as “Twist and Shout” and Buddy Holly’s song “Not Fade Away”, to name a few. New Orleans pianist Fats Domino found his inspiration in the Afro-Cuban sound. This book
describes how the Latin beat from many Latin countries influenced all kinds of songs and
music of today. You will recognize
many names of artists, musicians and singers. This
historical walk through Latin American music would be a welcome addition to your library.
The book includes a recommended listening library, fact boxes, notes, an index, and lists of books, pictures and websites for further information.
The book includes a recommended listening library, fact boxes, notes, an index, and lists of books, pictures and websites for further information.
Summary: This book
presents a historical view of Latin American music through time and
its influence on American culture.
Music-Latin America-History and
Criticism --Magna Diaz
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