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'''Salsa dura''', also known as '''salsa gorda''', describes [[salsa (music)|salsa music]] from the |
'''Salsa dura''', also known as '''salsa gorda''', describes [[salsa (music)|salsa music]] from the 1950s, which emphasizes strong percussion and horns over vocals. This is in contrast to [[Salsa romántica|salsa romantica]], from the 1983 to the present. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 16:12, 2 April 2012
Salsa dura, also known as salsa gorda, describes salsa music from the 1950s, which emphasizes strong percussion and horns over vocals. This is in contrast to salsa romantica, from the 1983 to the present.
External links
- Big Willie Style, a Metro Newspapers article on salsa dura/gorda and Willie Rosario.
- Making Salsa Dura Harder, an article on some of the history of Salsa Dura, and thoughts on its future.
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