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Chapter 8: 8.2 – Tipos de música y bailes

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8.2 – Tipos de música y bailes
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table of contents
  1. 8.1 – Chapter Objectives
  2. 8.2 – Tipos de música y bailes
  3. 8.3 – Estar + participio pasado
  4. 8.4 – Tipos de artes plásticas y sus materiales
  5. 8.5 – Pronombres de objeto directo
  6. 8.6 – Pronombres de objeto indirecto
  7. 8.7 – Pronombres de objeto doble
  8. 8.8 – Comparaciones
  9. 8.9 – Para leer
  10. 8.10 – Para escribir
  11. 8.11 – Para explorar
  12. 8.12 – Recomendaciones
  13. 8.13 – In Class Activities

Tipos de música y bailes 🎵 💃 (Types of Music and Dances)


Whether you dance like a pro or like no one’s watching, this unit is for you. From the smooth steps of salsa to the dramatic flair of flamenco, and the jumpy beats of hip-hop to the elegance of ballet, we’ve got it all!


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  • el pop
  • pop
  • el jazz
  • jazz
  • el reggae
  • reggae
  • el hip-hop
  • hip-hop
  • el rap
  • rap
  • el folclore
  • folk
  • el flamenco
  • flamenco
  • la salsa
  • salsa
  • el merengue
  • merengue
  • la bachata
  • bachata
  • la cumbia
  • cumbia
  • el tango
  • tango
  • el reguetón
  • reggaeton
  • el vals
  • waltz
  • el bolero
  • bolero
  • el rock
  • rock
  • el metal
  • metal
  • el punk
  • punk
  • la música clásica
  • classic music
  • la música electrónica
  • electronic music
  • la música country
  • country music
  • la música ranchera
  • ranchera music
  • el ballet
  • ballet
  • la danza clásica
  • classical dance
  • la danza del vientre
  • belly dance
  • la danza contemporánea
  • modern dance

Personas (people):

  • el/la músico/a 🎻
  • musician
  • el/la compositor/a 🎼
  • composer
  • el/la pianista 🎹
  • pianist
  • el/la violinista 🎻
  • violinist
  • el/la director/a de orquesta 🎺
  • orchestra conductor
  • el/la cantante 🎤
  • singer
  • el/la guitarrista 🎸
  • guitarist
  • el/la baterista 🥁
  • drummer
  • el/la bailarín/a 🩰
  • dancer

Lugares 🏛️ (places):

  • el teatro
  • the theater
  • el escenario
  • the stage
  • la sala de conciertos
  •  the concert hall
  • el auditorio
  • the auditorium
  • el estudio de danza
  • the dance studio
  • el estudio de grabación
  •  the recording studio
  • la discoteca
  •  the nightclub

Nota cultural: Salir a bailar

In several Spanish-speaking countries, especially in big cities, going out to a discoteca, or boliche, as nightclubs are commonly called in Argentina, is a late-night affair. Locals usually start the night with dinner around 9 or 10 p.m., and it's common to meet friends for drinks (previa) before heading out. Most nightclubs don’t get busy until 2 or even 3 a.m., and people often dance until sunrise. It's part of the culture to stay out late and enjoy the night at a relaxed pace, don’t be surprised if you see people grabbing breakfast on their way home!


 


 

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Pronunciación del español (Spanish Pronunciation)


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This website features videos of Spanish speakers from around the world. Click the “+” icon under Filters and then select the linguistic features “aspiration of /s/” and “deletion of /s/” (as shown in the screenshot below) to hear how /s/ weakening sounds in different countries. Each video includes a transcript to help you follow along and spot examples of this variation. Have fun! How many instances of /s/ weakening can you catch?


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