The salsa we know today

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Latin American music arises mainly as an accompaniment to traditional dances and religious expressions in each of its countries of origin and the "decima", a form of composition that defined it, was an important heritage of Spanish culture some youtube to mp3 converter for new generation.

The term Latin American music as such began to be used in the 50s in the United States to differentiate the typical rhythms download youtube video of Latin America from those of African Americans. This is where all the genres and subgenres that we know today come in and that are a compendium of popular music that is produced from the north of the American continent to the south.

The salsa we know today, for example, is a mix between Cuban and Puerto Rican popular music, created by Caribbean immigrants in early 1970s New York.

Brazil, for its part, is such a large country that it has the capacity to consume everything it produces; however, bossa-nova, latin jazz, samba and lambada are well known internationally, as is also the case with Argentine tango, vallenato and Colombian cumbia, Dominican merengue and bachata, Jamaican reggae, Mexican rancheras or the boleros, the danzones, the rumba and the very Cuban chachachá.