- A
cinquillo is a
typical Cuban/Caribbean
rhythmic cell, used in the
Cuban contradanza (the "habanera") and the danzón. The
figure is also a
common bell...
- Sub-Saharan
African music traditions. The
cinquillo pattern is
another common embellishment of tresillo.
Cinquillo is used
frequently in the
Cuban contradanza...
-
madre es conga".
Syncopated cross-rhythms
called the
tresillo and the
cinquillo,
basic rhythmic cells in Afro-Latin and
African music,
began the Cuban...
- the
cinquillo beat was
transformed and refined, in
countries such as
Haiti and Cuba, to fit the
evolving afro-Caribbean
music genre. The
cinquillo is created...
-
symphonic work "A
Night in the Tropics" (1859), the
tresillo variant cinquillo appears extensively. The
figure was
later used by
Scott Joplin and other...
- danzón
include complex instrumental cross-rhythms,
expressed in
staggered cinquillo and
tresillo patterns. By 1879, the year
Miguel Failde's Las
alturas de...
-
slower tempo than
standard merengue and its
tambora rhythm is
based on the
cinquillo. This
style of
merengue was
originally known as
merengue estilo yanqui...
-
Cards game
using a deck of 112
cards Other: Burro, an
inflation game
Cinquillo, a
layout game Mus, a very po****r and
highly regarded vying game Siete...
- three-side (first measure)
consists of the
tresillo variant known as
cinquillo.
Since this
chord progression begins on the three-side, the song or song...
- with the
player who
holds a
certain card. This
practice originated from
cinquillo and quadrille. In Königrufen and five-player
French tarot the
taker can...
