what two music genres orignated in the dominican republic ?
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The ones that originated in the Dom Rep are merengue and bachata. From merengue, other genres evolved such as perico ripiao
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what kind of music do you like ?
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Puerto Ricans and Dominicans come in all colors, shapes, forms and flavors.
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i like rap and rock music. sum times soft too but normally rock and hip-hop
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fu_ck rap i love rock and  heavy metal\n\n\n!!!!!!!!!!!ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!
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that's probably a hard  question cos sometimes people can class music as both genres. such as emo punk. it depends on what you class it as. i love bands like the used, yellowcard, taking back sunday and heaps more. my favourite band though is fall out boy. i am more of a fan of music which is classed as both genres such as emo punk.
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sorry, dont know that music....\n\nviedo
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1. reggaeton (puertorican rap music)\n2. people telling me to be a good christian when I don't even consider myself a christian\n3. that we have to keep on fighting this stupid war
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Soca is pretty big here in Canada. At caribana festival in toronto, or if you go to reggae parties. I think it is good music, uplifting.
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reggaeton, hip hop, everything the moves my body.
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I like blues, jazz, latin jazz, r&b, rock, classic rock, classical music, scores, pop, spanish, flamenco, spanish rock, all kinds, country and much more
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Thanks for sharing those words.\n\nIn addition to looking in the National Archives in D.C., the Smithsonian Field recordings series of the 1920s and 30s should have more plantation songs on them. \n\nLooking in the Caribbean for more songs and sources would also be wise as the music evolved there as well as on the mainland. Early mento and reggae owe a lot to these songs.\n\nIts a fascinating subject as the songs, the stylings and the instruments are all according to the experience and availability of instruments so the results are always different and interesting. The geographic range of this music and its influence is immense, extending from the Caribbean to Central and Eastern North America. Good luck on your search.
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just do a search for it on the internet. go to google.com or dogpile.com and trype in consolate of the Dominican Republic in Newark, New Jersey
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R&B, Hip hop, rock, gospel.
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Reggaeton is a form of dance music which became popular with Latin American youth during the late 1990s and spread to North American, European and Japanese audiences during the first few years of the 21st century. Reggaeton (also spelled with the Spanish accent as Reggaetón, and sometimes as Reguetón in Spanish) - blends Jamaican music influences of reggae and dancehall with those of Latin America, such as bomba and plena, as well as that of hip hop. The music is also combined with rapping (generally) in Spanish. Reggaeton has empowered the Spanish Caribbean youth, specifically those of Puerto Rico, Panama, Dominican Republic and Venezuela, as well as the Latin American audience and the Latino communities in the United States, with a musical genre as a voice.
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They are not related, although they come from the same country:  The Dominican Republic.
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It's not really a reggae song-- the beat is Latin, not Carribean. But yes, it is fast and comes from "South of the Border."