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12679486, That first song sound like La Bamba
Posted by deejboram, Thu Dec-18-14 11:59 AM
Again,
you have to be a musical historian or really give a hoot in order to know about "the son"
reggae music is known WORLDWIDE that it comes from jamaica
same with JAZZ and HIPHOP
rock n roll???
AMERICA!
bossa nova?
BRAZIL

yes, other islands such as Anguilla has their own culture and musicians (shout out to The Mussingtons, Sprocka, Banky Banx and British Dependency) but that don't mean it's widely known
this was about a one country having more or less "culture" than another.

fact remains Jamaica has a bigger cultural influence on music than cuba does/did






>I'm starting to think you just don't now what the Son is.
>
>This is moreso Mambo, but it's still part of the "Son
>Complex"
>
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-4pHTGxjiI
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>This is the original Son. I think they used this in this song
>past season of Boardwalk Empire:
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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GGAyEskVDY
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>This is Chapottin iplaying Son Montuno
>
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W01XaLTvzM
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>The last two clips are from Cuban television in the 50's or
>60's
>
>Salsa was built on top of this music by Puerto Ricans in New
>York. Willie Colon would tell you as much.