- The
joropo,
better known as Música Llanera, is a
musical style resembling the fandango, and an
accompanying dance. It
originated in
Venezuela and it has...
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Perhaps the most
typical Venezuelan music is
joropo, a
rural form
which originated in the llanos, or plains.
Joropo was
developed by
creative artists such as...
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Eastern Joropo (Spanish:
Joropo Oriental), is a
variant of
joropo present in Venezuela’s
Caribbean coast and
Margarita Island. The
joropo oriental musical...
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Chaetostoma joropo is a
species of
catfish in the
family Loricariidae. It is
native to
South America,
where it
occurs in the
Cusiana River basin in the...
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European stylings into
indigenous culture. They
include the
national dance Joropo,
Venezuelan Salsa, the
Venezuelan merengue and the
Baile de San Juan, also...
- arpa
tuyera (al
estilo del
joropo tuyero) [Tuyan harp (in the
style of a
Tuyan joropo)] […] a
particular kind of
joropo […]
called golpe tuyero. of the...
- four-stringed guitar) and maracas.
Important rhythms of this
region are the
joropo (a fast
rhythm and
there is also
tapping as a
result of its
flamenco ancestry)...
-
seven frets and four gut
strings and pla**** with a pick in the
music of
Joropo llanero, many
bandolas being made
nowadays can have up to 21 frets, with...
- genre,
generally performed during Christmas. The
national dance is the
joropo.
Venezuela has
always been a
melting pot of
cultures and this can be seen...
- "Carmentea" is a
Colombian song in the
joropo genre written by
Miguel Ángel Martín. It was po****rized
through a
recording by Luis
Ariel Rey. The song...
