Cumbia!! by Kiki Escobar

Different types of cumbia

ekiara947 — 2021-05-26 19:49:48 UTC

Cumbia Villera:Originating in the late 1990s in the marginal neighborhoods of the northern area of Greater Buenos Aires, the cumbia villera stands out for its urban lyrics and a crisis that was affecting Argentines who also address issues such as exposing corrupt politicians and police , sex, drugs, alcohol and crime with direct and foul language,Pablo Lescano is pointed out as the creator of the cumbia villera since he was the one who recorded, in August 1999, the first CD of Flor de Piedra11. In the year 2000, numerous bands of this style emerged such as Damas Gratis -a flagship band of the movement of which Pablo Lescano is a vocalist and keyboardist-, Mala Fama and Meta Guacha, to which others such as Pibes Chorros, Re Piola, Pala Ancha, Los Gedes and Supermerk2.

Cumbia Santafesina:The Santa Fe cumbia is a musical style that emerged in Santa Fe, Argentina. It is distinguished by having the guitar as its main instrument. Another distinctive characteristic of the Santa Fe cumbia with respect to other subgenres of the rest of the Argentine cumbia is that its lyrics have mainly romantic themes.

Santa Cecilia cumbia began in the mid-1960s with the creation of Grupo Santa Cecilia, who adapted the Colombian cumbia introduced to the country by groups such as the Imperial Quartet, with a distinctive Italian and Polish influence (Los Palmeras, Yuli and Los Girasoles)

Cumbia Norteña:In this subgenre of Argentine cumbia, the use of the electric guitar predominates. It is executed by groups from the northern provinces of Argentina such as Catamarca, La Rioja, Jujuy, Salta, Santiago del Estero and Tucumán. Northern Argentine groups were born in the 1960s, however, they assimilated influences from Peruvian groups such as Los Continentales and Mirlos de Perú towards the 1980s. The main exponents are Grupo Malagata, Antonio Ríos, Grupo sombra, Daniel Agostini, Sebastián Mendoza, Luz Mala, La Charanga, among others.

Cumbia in general

ekiara947 — 2021-05-26 20:01:07 UTC

The cumbia is characterized by being a festive, happy musical rhythm, with a mixture of instruments that generate harmonious and fun musical combinations. The spirit of festivity and fun that their lyrics convey make cumbia a highly acclaimed rhythm by much of the population. Hence, it is usually called a popular movement in many Latin American countries or tropical in Argentina.
Cumbia is known in many countries, but today we are going to talk about the cumbia of Argentina.

LOS PALMERAS

ekiara947 — 2021-05-26 20:45:18 UTC

Los Palmeras are representatives of the Santa Fe cumbia, a variant of cumbia originating in the province of Santa Fe.22 They began making versions of the Colombian cumbia group the Imperial Cuarteto.

L-Gante

ekiara947 — 2021-05-26 21:02:08 UTC

cumbia singer. In 2021, he rose to fame after the collaboration with Bizarrap, "L-Gante: BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 38", which managed to position itself in position 1 in the Argentina Hot 100 of Billboard

El Pepo

jeccher2 — 2021-05-26 21:04:53 UTC

Rubén Darío Castiñeiras, better known by his stage name El Pepo, is an Argentine cumbia singer, recognized for his participation in the Los Gedes group and for his solo career.

Daniel Agostini

jeccher2 — 2021-05-26 21:12:46 UTC

Daniel Javier Agostini is an Argentine tropical music singer. He is a pioneer and one of the greatest references of Argentine Cumbia.

Antonio Rios

jeccher2 — 2021-05-26 21:16:10 UTC

Epifanio Antonio Ríos, also known as «el Maestro», is an Argentine musician of cumbia and folklore.

Instruments

jeccher2 — 2021-05-26 21:19:22 UTC

Cumbia: Keytar, güiro, accordion, bongos, guitar, bass and timpani.

CLOTHES

ekiara947 — 2021-05-26 21:20:49 UTC

Cumbia Villera: Visor (cap) Sun glasses T-shirt of any team Jeans pants with elastics at the middle buttocks, sneakers of any type.
and then there is the cumbia in general,
who wear any clothing, there is no type of clothing that defines, except Los Palmeras trees who dress all the same with a suit with palm trees.