Non-Latinos post your favorite Latinx music
Non-Latinos post your favorite Latinx music
Carson Peterson
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Joshua Gutierrez
As you wish
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Nolan Morales
Are you a tourist? I’m asking for non Latinos to post music from the region
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Xavier Gutierrez
No, I'm Brazilian
Posting another one:
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Gabriel Richardson
Argie folkloric music is kino, caribbean music used to be cool before american influence
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Samuel Cox
The Italian version is better
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Gavin James
This region of Brazil is the most spanish-sounding Portuguese I’ve ever heard
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Lincoln Richardson
latin music is very easy on the eyes
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Dylan Hughes
Sounds more like folkloric Colombian music t.b.h, andalucian music is more like this
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Jordan Wilson
>Andalusian music
>5 seconds in, shows a black guy playing bongos
???
Zachary Williams
At that time we still hold some colonies in Africa and paco de lucia is one of the best guitarists in history.
Julian Mitchell
The Gaúcho dialect is the most Spanish-sounding
Matthew Jones
Does this sound Mexican to spaniards? The instrumental I mean, I’m sure the accent is different so ignore the singer
Also, of all your Latino bros who do you think of more, or is most relevant in Spain overall not just in music? We have a few Colombians and Cubans in my area but I assume Mexico is “the big one” in Spain, while Argentina is closer with the accent and such
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Leo Ortiz
Based, that's one of the rhythms of the Caipira music which indeed has a Spanish influence, that one you posted specifically is called Catira or Cateretê and it is also one of our traditional dances.
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Nicholas Sanders
However I don't think our dialect sounds Spanish when spoken
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Dominic Wright
Yeah, latin americans often use same instrument but different, plus musically they were more influenced by andalucians (flamenco, fandango, etc), in Castile and Aragon the main thing used to be the jotas
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Brayden Moore
Weird to explain but his voice sounds like every German and Belgian boomer I’ve encountered. Not necessarily the accent - although at some points like in the beginning it does - but that *sound*, cadence, and mannerisms he has
Thomas Wood
Only Cubans had a musical impact here desu (rumba flamenca)
Easton Torres
Meant to clarify, SW German boomer*
I live in Saarbrücken rn and he has that old speech in him
William Russell
I said besides music, and not even impact just what you assume the moment I walk up to you and say “Latin America”
Jordan Collins
Then it’s Colombia or Peru for me.
Mexico isn’t really relevant here, sorry Mexibros.