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Pop latin adalah subgenre musik pop yang merupakan perpaduan antara produksi musik ala Amerika Serikat dengan genre musik Latin dari mana saja di Amerika Latin. Berasal dari musisi berbahasa Spanyol, Latin pop juga dapat dibuat oleh musisi dalam bahasa Portugis (terutama di Brasil) dan berbagai bahasa Kreol Latin.
- 1970-an, Ibero-Amerika
Latin music (Portuguese and Spanish: música latina) is a term used by the music industry as a catch-all category for various styles of music from Ibero-America, which encompasses Latin America, Spain, Portugal, and the Latino population in Canada and the United States, as well as music that is sung in either Spanish and/or Portuguese.
- Early 1940s, Ibero-America
- Música latina
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- SALSA. WHERE IT’S FROM: Cuba, Puerto Rico, New York. WHAT DEFINES THE SOUND: A distinct beat called the clave. A three-drum section (bongos, congas and timbales) executes the complex, syncopated rhythms.
- MERENGUE. WHERE IT’S FROM: Dominican Republic. WHAT DEFINES THE SOUND: A repeating five-beat rhythmic pattern called a quintillo played by three key instruments: a diatonic accordion, a two-headed hand drum called tambora and a metal scraper called charrasca or güira.
- RANCHERAS. The undisputed king of Mexico's traditional ranchera music, Vicente Fernandez, a.k.a. ' El Idolo de Mexico,' performs live at the Portland Rose Garden, 2007.
- CUMBIA. WHERE IT’S FROM: Colombia. WHAT DEFINES THE SOUND: A signature double beat is played on maracas or drum, while flutes known as gaitas carry the melody.
Pranala luar. Jazz latin adalah istilah umum yang diberikan kepada musik yang mengkombinasikan ritme dari negara-negara Afrika dan Amerika Latin dengan harmoni jazz dan klasik dari Amerika Latin, Karibia, Eropa dan Amerika Serikat. Dua kategori utama di jazz latin adalah Jazz Brasil dan Afro-Kuba . Jazz latin brasil termasuk bossa nova dan samba.
- Salsa. ‘Salsa’ originated in Cuba and has its roots in Afro-Cuban music. It features a syncopated rhythm section that follows a ‘call and response’ structure.
- Merengue. ‘Merengue’ originated in the Dominican Republic in the 1800s. The earliest form incorporated European instruments such as the guitar, which were eventually replaced with the accordion and the ‘Tambora’, a traditional drum.
- Tango. Like many other genres of Latin music, dance is an integral part and the music is often played to facilitate it. Similarly, in Tango, the beat is on a 2/4 or 4/4 pattern, and instruments such as the guitar, piano, flute, trumpet, and double bass are used to create an accompanying melody.
- Reggaeton. Even those who may not have extensively heard Latin music, are probably familiar with this genre of music that originated in Panama in the 1980s and spread to Puerto Rico, before gaining popularity in the mainland US.
- Salsa. Salsa is one of the most popular Latin music genres in the entire world. This vibrant rhythm is the result of several musical influences, which include traditional beats from Cuba and Puerto Rico and other styles such as mambo and Latin boogaloo.
- Bachata. Originally from the Dominican Republic, bachata is one of the most popular Latin music genres today. Although the making of Bachata music started back in the 1960s with the songs produced by Jose Manuel Calderon, this rhythm was not able to compete with the popularity that Merengue used to have.
- Regional Mexican Music. Considering everything that is included in it, regional Mexican music is one of the most generic terms in Latin music. You can find all kinds of popular and traditional expressions within this subgenre, ranging from norteno and banda to ranchera and corrido.
- Tango. Thanks to its intensity and sensuality, tango has become one of the favorite Latin music genres in dance halls all over the world. Originally from Argentina and Uruguay, tango evolved during the 19th century in the immigrant communities of Buenos Aires.
Latin pop: Latin pop Pop music (American pop, Chicano rock), freestyle music, and traditional Latin music. late-1950s, 1960s: United States (Miami and New York City), Latin America: Ritchie Valens • Ricky Martin • Enrique Iglesias • Shakira: Bachata: Tropical music Cuban bolero (guitar bolero), African music. 1960s
