Exponents of reggae

Exponents of reggae

  Bob Marley (Jamaica)
  Senior manager of the genus and considered the "Father of Reggae". Composer, singer and virtuoso            guitarist, began his musical career in the mid-60's' in his native Jamaica, androse to fame in the 70's     when he recorded "Soul Rebels" with his band The Wailers. In 1981, died of a brain tumor and will be  remembered forever as the great legend ofreggae.

    Peter Tosh (Jamaica)

  He began his career with Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer in the mid 60's, also a member of the famous      Wailing Wailers band. Tosh was most famous for practice Rastafari doctrine.He was assassinated in   1987 during a burglary.

  Jimmy Cliff (Jamaica)

  Reggae singer and composer, began his career in the 70's, and was famous for composing film soundtracks, including highlights of the film Hakuna Matata "Lion King".

  Steel Pulse (England)

One of the reggae bands (not Jamaica) most famous, was founded in 1975 and opened the way to further reggae English bands.

Bunny Wailer (Jamaica)

Singer, percussionist and composer, member of legendary band The Wailers, started his solo career in 1976 and was farmer Roots reggae style.

Exponents of reggaeton

In 2002, Don Omar's career took a turn when the duo Hector y Tito heard it and decided tosponsor him as a music producer. It was then adopted the name Landrón Don Omar and began to participate as a composer in productions of other artists as "The 9 Plagues"producer Alex Gargoyles. He composed several songs for solo Tito el Bambino, after notedas a composer, worked with the duo Hector & Tito in the production "A La Reconquista".Also in productions such as MVP, Grayskull 2 ("We're warming up"), The Godfather("Leave"), and Da \ 'Flex, among other

Origins of my favorite music

Reggaeton


Reggaeton is a genre of reggae music with influences from hip hop, which first developedin Latin America in the mid 1980's and early 1990, born and stems from the Jamaican community whose ancestors arrived in Panama along West Indian immigrants in the twentieth century.
Reggaeton originated from its predecessor in Spanish reggae. After this event continued to be maintained reggaeton as reggae from Jamaica with the same instrumental and vocal melody the same but with different lyrics. While in Puerto Rico were used rap tracks but withdifferent lyrics and compositions.


Origins
Reggaeton roots date back to the emergence of Spanish reggae in Panama in the mid-1980s, then was evolved and modernized in Puerto Rico in 1990 where he received his present name. Reggaeton starts as an adaptation of Jamaican reggae (and the laterJamaican dancehall) to the Latin culture in Panama.
Reggaeton's origins began with the first Latin American reggae recordings made ​​in Panama during the 1980's. Jamaican reggae influence on Panamanian music has been very strong since the early twentieth century, when Jamaica imported workers to build theCanal Panamá1 Artists such as El General, Chicho Man, Nando Boom, Renato and Apache Ness began singing reggae Spanish language for the first time. It was common practice to translate the lyrics of Jamaican reggae into Spanish and sing them in theiroriginal tunes, this form was called Spanish reggae. Meanwhile, during the 80's rapper ofPuerto Rico, Vico C, albums released in Spanish Hip Hop and reggae rap in his native island. His production helped to spread the sound of reggaeton, so much credit given to this rapper. The extent of movement of Spanish reggae in Latin American communities inU.S. urban centers helped increase its popularity.

Reggae


Reggae is a music genre that was first developed in Jamaica in the late 1960's. Although sometimes the term is used broadly to refer to different styles of Jamaican music, reggae is understood by strictly speaking a specific musical genre that originated as a development of earlier ones such as ska and rocksteady.
Reggae is characterized by a kind of rhythmic accentuation of off-beat, known as the skank.Normally, the time of reggae is slower than the ska and reggae rocksteady.1 tends to accentuate the second and fourth beat of every bar, serving to put the guitar or emphasis onthe third beat or to keep the line from the second through fourth. It is usually this "third beat" both the speed and the use of complex bass lines, what distinguishes reggae rocksteady.

Subgenera
Early reggaeMain article: Skinhead ReggaeEarly reggae, also known as "skinhead reggae" because of its popularity among the British working class subculture began in the late 1960's as the influence of American funk and Stax seals began to penetrate in the form of playing reggae musicians. What characterizes the early rock steady reggae hammond organ is the "bubbly", a percussive style of playing that attracted greater attention to the subdivision into eight eighths in the groove. The "skanks" of the guitar in the second and fourth note of the bar were often "bent" in the study using electronic effects of echo, thereby complementing the double-time feel of the organ. In general, it gave greater emphasis to the groove of the music. The increasing trend in the time to record a "Release" on the B side of the single was also instrumental led countless wind or body.Among the major groups of skinhead reggae include John Holt, Toots & the Maytals, The Pioneers and Symarip. Versions were common themes of soul labels like Motown, Stax and Atlantic Records, reflecting the popularity of soul music among skinheads and mods.Roots reggaeMain article: Roots ReggaeRoots reggae is a spiritual type of music whose lyrics are devoted predominantly to praise Jah (God). Among the most recurrent themes include poverty and resistance to government and racial oppression. Many of the songs of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh reggae roots can be considered. The creative peak of roots reggae was in the late 1970's with singers such as Burning Spear, Gregory Isaacs, Freddie McGregor, Johnny Clarke, Horace Andy, Ijahman Levi, Barrington Levy, Big Youth, and Linval Thompson, and bands like Culture, Israel Vibration, The Meditations, and Misty in Roots, hand in hand with producers such as Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Coxsone Dodd. Musically, the song "Roots, Rock, Reggae" Marley devised a new style of music "off beat" with a rhythm of six beats, where the guitar skank takes place in the fourth and sixth beat. Although completely separate from the rhythms of ska, rock steady, reggae, skank, flyers, rockers and other styles, this unique rhythm is so associated with very few other Marley adopted it.SkaSka is a music genre originated in the late 50's and popularized during the first half of the 60 predominantly derived from the fusion of black American music of the time with proper Jamaican pop rhythms, being the direct precursor to rocksteady and later of reggae.1 As a genre particularly suited to mergers has been built through different variants, the most diverse musical languages. From the beginning, ska versions of popular compositions for film and television ("The James Bond Theme", "Exodus", "A Shot in the Dark," "The Untouchables", etc..) Outlined its particular identity, between the streets, nostalgic and "mysterious" feature that would preserve through the ages. Was strongly associated with the Rude Boy and the independence of Jamaica in the UK, though it became popular around the world since shortly after birth. Its main objective is clear discrimination mainly black people.DubMain article: DubThe dub reggae is a genre developed in its early days by studio producers like King Tubby and Lee Perry. It features remixes based on previously recorded material, and giving particular emphasis on drums and bass line. The techniques used in the listener provoked visceral sensations described by Tubby as "a volcano in your head" 16 Augustus Pablo and Mikey Dread were other major proponents of this style.RockersThe rockers style was created in the mid-1970s by Sly & Robbie. The rockers style is described as a fluid, mechanical and aggressive play reggae.17 An article describing the rockers as the "golden age of reggae" .18Lovers rockMain article: Lovers RockThe subgenre lovers rock subgenre originated in south London in the mid 1970's. The lyrics deal usually about love. It is similar to rhythm and blues. Some significant artists of rock lovers include: Gregory Isaacs, Freddie McGregor, Dennis Brown, Maxi Priest and Beres Hammond.

Derivatives


 Hip hop and rap Main article: Hip hop The toasting is a style of singing or talking on a disk that was used for the first time in Jamaica in 1960 by deejays like U-Roy and Dennis Alcapone. This style strongly influenced Jamaican DJ on Kool Herc, who used this style in New York in the late 1970's, setting a precedent live hip hop and rap. Mixing techniques employed in dub music also influenced hip hop. Dancehall Main article: Dancehall The dancehall, first known as rub-a-dub, was developed around 1980 by artists such as Yellowman, Super Cat and Shabba Ranks. The style is characterized by a deejay singing and rapping like or do toasting over raw and fast rhythms. Ragga (also known as raggamuffin) and reggae fusion are subgenres of dancehall where currently the main instrumentation is performed by electronic music and sampling (the first rate 100% digital was Sleng Teng, the hand of Jammy's and Wayne Smith for the year in 1984 and earned his first appearance at the sound of Jammy's in a clash against Black Scorpio). Among the pioneers of ragga are Shinehead and Buju Banton. Reggaeton Main article: Reggaeton Reggaeton is a form of Latin reggae that was developed from the 80s. The predecessor of Reggaeton originated in Panama, known as Spanish reggae. After the appearance of gender in Puerto Rico, later evolved into the name actual.19 Reggaeton Reggae originated in its traditional version, known as roots reggae and hip hop elements of dancehall and others that are sometimes added. Reggae fusion Main article: Reggae fusion Reggae fusion is a blend of dancehall reggae with elements of other genres like hip-hop, R & B, jazz, rock, drum and bass, punk or polka.

Music Romantic


Romanticism was a period spent roughly between early 1820 and the first decade of the twentieth century, and usually include all the music written according to the rules and forms of that period. The romantic musical is a period of academic music which was preceded by and followed by the classical modernism.
The musical romance is related to the romance, the current changes in literature, fine artsand philosophy, although there is usually slight timing differences, because the romance inthose arts and philosophy is usually recognized between 1780 and 1840. Romanticism as a global movement in the arts and philosophy, is the precept that truth could not bededuced from axioms, the world was inevitable realities that you could only get through emotion, feeling and intuition. The Music of the Romantic trying to express these emotions.
The term romantic music, which could be confused with the Romantic music, all music is seen as soft or dreamy atmosphere (not always be so). That term could be related to the word romantic was established during the romance, but not all the music of Romanticismmeets these characteristics. Similarly, not all romantic music may be related to the Romantic period.

Origins of my favorite music

Reggaeton


Reggaeton is a genre of reggae music with influences from hip hop, which first developedin Latin America in the mid 1980's and early 1990, born and stems from the Jamaican community whose ancestors arrived in Panama along West Indian immigrants in the twentieth century.
Reggaeton originated from its predecessor in Spanish reggae. After this event continued to be maintained reggaeton as reggae from Jamaica with the same instrumental and vocal melody the same but with different lyrics. While in Puerto Rico were used rap tracks but withdifferent lyrics and compositions.


Origins
Reggaeton roots date back to the emergence of Spanish reggae in Panama in the mid-1980s, then was evolved and modernized in Puerto Rico in 1990 where he received his present name. Reggaeton starts as an adaptation of Jamaican reggae (and the laterJamaican dancehall) to the Latin culture in Panama.
Reggaeton's origins began with the first Latin American reggae recordings made ​​in Panama during the 1980's. Jamaican reggae influence on Panamanian music has been very strong since the early twentieth century, when Jamaica imported workers to build theCanal Panamá1 Artists such as El General, Chicho Man, Nando Boom, Renato and Apache Ness began singing reggae Spanish language for the first time. It was common practice to translate the lyrics of Jamaican reggae into Spanish and sing them in theiroriginal tunes, this form was called Spanish reggae. Meanwhile, during the 80's rapper ofPuerto Rico, Vico C, albums released in Spanish Hip Hop and reggae rap in his native island. His production helped to spread the sound of reggaeton, so much credit given to this rapper. The extent of movement of Spanish reggae in Latin American communities inU.S. urban centers helped increase its popularity.

Reggae


Reggae is a music genre that was first developed in Jamaica in the late 1960's. Although sometimes the term is used broadly to refer to different styles of Jamaican music, reggae is understood by strictly speaking a specific musical genre that originated as a development of earlier ones such as ska and rocksteady.
Reggae is characterized by a kind of rhythmic accentuation of off-beat, known as the skank.Normally, the time of reggae is slower than the ska and reggae rocksteady.1 tends to accentuate the second and fourth beat of every bar, serving to put the guitar or emphasis onthe third beat or to keep the line from the second through fourth. It is usually this "third beat" both the speed and the use of complex bass lines, what distinguishes reggae rocksteady.

Subgenera
Early reggaeMain article: Skinhead ReggaeEarly reggae, also known as "skinhead reggae" because of its popularity among the British working class subculture began in the late 1960's as the influence of American funk and Stax seals began to penetrate in the form of playing reggae musicians. What characterizes the early rock steady reggae hammond organ is the "bubbly", a percussive style of playing that attracted greater attention to the subdivision into eight eighths in the groove. The "skanks" of the guitar in the second and fourth note of the bar were often "bent" in the study using electronic effects of echo, thereby complementing the double-time feel of the organ. In general, it gave greater emphasis to the groove of the music. The increasing trend in the time to record a "Release" on the B side of the single was also instrumental led countless wind or body.Among the major groups of skinhead reggae include John Holt, Toots & the Maytals, The Pioneers and Symarip. Versions were common themes of soul labels like Motown, Stax and Atlantic Records, reflecting the popularity of soul music among skinheads and mods.Roots reggaeMain article: Roots ReggaeRoots reggae is a spiritual type of music whose lyrics are devoted predominantly to praise Jah (God). Among the most recurrent themes include poverty and resistance to government and racial oppression. Many of the songs of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh reggae roots can be considered. The creative peak of roots reggae was in the late 1970's with singers such as Burning Spear, Gregory Isaacs, Freddie McGregor, Johnny Clarke, Horace Andy, Ijahman Levi, Barrington Levy, Big Youth, and Linval Thompson, and bands like Culture, Israel Vibration, The Meditations, and Misty in Roots, hand in hand with producers such as Lee 'Scratch' Perry and Coxsone Dodd. Musically, the song "Roots, Rock, Reggae" Marley devised a new style of music "off beat" with a rhythm of six beats, where the guitar skank takes place in the fourth and sixth beat. Although completely separate from the rhythms of ska, rock steady, reggae, skank, flyers, rockers and other styles, this unique rhythm is so associated with very few other Marley adopted it.SkaSka is a music genre originated in the late 50's and popularized during the first half of the 60 predominantly derived from the fusion of black American music of the time with proper Jamaican pop rhythms, being the direct precursor to rocksteady and later of reggae.1 As a genre particularly suited to mergers has been built through different variants, the most diverse musical languages. From the beginning, ska versions of popular compositions for film and television ("The James Bond Theme", "Exodus", "A Shot in the Dark," "The Untouchables", etc..) Outlined its particular identity, between the streets, nostalgic and "mysterious" feature that would preserve through the ages. Was strongly associated with the Rude Boy and the independence of Jamaica in the UK, though it became popular around the world since shortly after birth. Its main objective is clear discrimination mainly black people.DubMain article: DubThe dub reggae is a genre developed in its early days by studio producers like King Tubby and Lee Perry. It features remixes based on previously recorded material, and giving particular emphasis on drums and bass line. The techniques used in the listener provoked visceral sensations described by Tubby as "a volcano in your head" 16 Augustus Pablo and Mikey Dread were other major proponents of this style.RockersThe rockers style was created in the mid-1970s by Sly & Robbie. The rockers style is described as a fluid, mechanical and aggressive play reggae.17 An article describing the rockers as the "golden age of reggae" .18Lovers rockMain article: Lovers RockThe subgenre lovers rock subgenre originated in south London in the mid 1970's. The lyrics deal usually about love. It is similar to rhythm and blues. Some significant artists of rock lovers include: Gregory Isaacs, Freddie McGregor, Dennis Brown, Maxi Priest and Beres Hammond.

Derivatives


 Hip hop and rap Main article: Hip hop The toasting is a style of singing or talking on a disk that was used for the first time in Jamaica in 1960 by deejays like U-Roy and Dennis Alcapone. This style strongly influenced Jamaican DJ on Kool Herc, who used this style in New York in the late 1970's, setting a precedent live hip hop and rap. Mixing techniques employed in dub music also influenced hip hop. Dancehall Main article: Dancehall The dancehall, first known as rub-a-dub, was developed around 1980 by artists such as Yellowman, Super Cat and Shabba Ranks. The style is characterized by a deejay singing and rapping like or do toasting over raw and fast rhythms. Ragga (also known as raggamuffin) and reggae fusion are subgenres of dancehall where currently the main instrumentation is performed by electronic music and sampling (the first rate 100% digital was Sleng Teng, the hand of Jammy's and Wayne Smith for the year in 1984 and earned his first appearance at the sound of Jammy's in a clash against Black Scorpio). Among the pioneers of ragga are Shinehead and Buju Banton. Reggaeton Main article: Reggaeton Reggaeton is a form of Latin reggae that was developed from the 80s. The predecessor of Reggaeton originated in Panama, known as Spanish reggae. After the appearance of gender in Puerto Rico, later evolved into the name actual.19 Reggaeton Reggae originated in its traditional version, known as roots reggae and hip hop elements of dancehall and others that are sometimes added. Reggae fusion Main article: Reggae fusion Reggae fusion is a blend of dancehall reggae with elements of other genres like hip-hop, R & B, jazz, rock, drum and bass, punk or polka.

Music Romantic


Romanticism was a period spent roughly between early 1820 and the first decade of the twentieth century, and usually include all the music written according to the rules and forms of that period. The romantic musical is a period of academic music which was preceded by and followed by the classical modernism.
The musical romance is related to the romance, the current changes in literature, fine artsand philosophy, although there is usually slight timing differences, because the romance inthose arts and philosophy is usually recognized between 1780 and 1840. Romanticism as a global movement in the arts and philosophy, is the precept that truth could not bededuced from axioms, the world was inevitable realities that you could only get through emotion, feeling and intuition. The Music of the Romantic trying to express these emotions.
The term romantic music, which could be confused with the Romantic music, all music is seen as soft or dreamy atmosphere (not always be so). That term could be related to the word romantic was established during the romance, but not all the music of Romanticismmeets these characteristics. Similarly, not all romantic music may be related to the Romantic period.