Warm Spanish Music in Barcelona

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The music of Spain is a fundamental part of the culture and folklore of the country including the different styles developed in different historical periods; from the first pre-existence of Spain as a state, to art and cultural events products entertainment industry today. The unification of style occurred in times of Carlos I of Spain, emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, since musicians visited northern Spain and Spanish musicians traveled to other territories of the Empire: The Netherlands, Germany and Italy.

Folk music in Spain is as varied as are their regions. However there were a number of rhythms widespread throughout the peninsula, over time, or varied by becoming different in each region or disappeared in some and stayed as individuals of the other, as is the case with the jack, many people believe Aragon particular, being a dance that is performed in almost the entire peninsula.

The Flemish, strongly influenced by the traditional folklore Andalusian, usually usually associated with people gypsy. It could be partly descended from the Moorish music of the seventeenth centuries VIII. Influences of sacred music Byzantine and music from Egypt, Pakistan and India could also have played a role in shaping the music. However, most scholars believe that flamenco is a form of music or stage platform eighteenth and early nineteenth century, like the tango, the rebetiko or fado, despite admitting possible influences of these sources.

The Spanish pop music has its beginnings in the late Franco regime. In the late 1950s a generation of musicians and singers who had lived through the Civil War had begun withdrawing. Music while British and American, especially rock and roll, began to influence the Spanish public.

Currently, music in Spain is integrated into the rest of Western music, constituting a market for major international groups and vice versa, stretching bands and singers of Spain by the rest of the market. However, they are the Spanish groups predominate in the domestic music scene, having a number of styles and prevailing currents.

Northwestern Spain ( Galicia, Asturias and Cantabria ) has a rich tradition of music for bagpipe some connected with the " Celtic music ", due to different cultural traditions very similar Atlantic area. Today all the languages ​​of the region are derived from Latin, but local festivals celebrating the supposed Celtic heritage are very important.

Because of its location, the territory of Spain was subject to many external influences, often simultaneously, since the days prehistoric to when Spain became a country. On the other hand, the country itself has been an important source of influence to other regions, chiefly during the Modern Era, when it became a global empire that left behind more than 400 million Spanish speakers around the world.

Thousands of music fans also travel to Spain every year for the music festival internationally recognized Sónar that often features the next pop and techno artists, and Benicàssim, which tends to feature alternative rock and dance acts. Both festivals mark an international presence of music and reflect the tastes of young people in the country. The most popular traditional musical instrument, the guitar, comes from Spain.

The Moorish heritage in Spain, especially in Andalusia, it is still evident today in cities like Cordoba, Seville and Granada. European influences include Italy, Germany and France, especially during baroque and neoclassical.

Many scholars and musicologists attribute the arrival of the guitar to Spain by the Roman Empire in the year 400. It was precisely the Arabs who introduced the instrument in Spain, where it evolved according to the musical tastes of the people under Muslim domination.

The Hang is a musical instrument of percussion created in laboratories belonging to the company PANART by Felix Rohner and Sabina Schärer a canton of Switzerland in the year 2000. Hang means hand. In the integral hang there are only 7 musical tones. In any version each note has overtones. On the other hand, the Gu side has a hole for the resonance of the sound created inside. It is a very portable instrument despite its apparent volume.

he instrument has evolved since its inception. In the first two generations are numerous models with different pitches each, existing instruments softly and loudly existed. In the integral hang there just quietly instruments; The instrument also has a harder steel and carries a corrosion protection.

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