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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Glamorous cumbia
		Glamorous cumbia (also known as 90's Cumbia) is a genre of Argentine cumbia that is not necessarily identified with the lower social classes.
		Cumbia villera (shantytown cumbia,) is a typically Argentine form of cumbia music born in the villas miseria (shantytowns) around Buenos Aires and then popularized in the villas of other large urban settlements.
		It is called "The 90's Cumbia" or "90's Glamorous cumbia", and emerged in Buenos Aires in the late 90's and the early 2000's.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Glamorous-cumbia (916 words)

	glamorous cumbia - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Glamorous cumbia (also known as 90's Cumbia or 90's Glamorous Cumbia) is a genre of cumbia that is not especially identified with the lower social classes.
		The sobriquet of "glamorous" was given to the form by Argentinian musician Hernn Vizia, of the Bigand's band Gauchos Pesados.
		The most representative bands and singers of the 90's Glamorous Cumbia are Rfaga, Potencia, La Rosa, Gilda, Antonio Ros, Los Charros, Media Naranja, Gauchos Pesados (with the Vizia Brothers), Chakales and Amar Azul.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/glamorous-cumbia (170 words)

	Argentine cumbia Information
		Argentine cumbia is an umbrella term that comprises several distinct trends within the same tradition: the dance and music style known as cumbia in Argentina.
		Cumbia has been well-known and appreciated in Argentina for a long time, but it gained nationwide scope and attention when it became popular in the main urban centers, the large cities of the Río de la Plata basin, in the 1990s.
		Around the beginning of the 2000s, probably influenced by the Argentine economic crisis, romantic cumbia drifted slowly away from the spotlight, while the rest of the bands slowly gave way to the much more aggressive cumbia villera ("shantytown cumbia"), which was from the start mostly restricted to the urban lower classes.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Argentine_cumbia (414 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Cumbia
		Cumbia is the net intersection of three cultures that settled in Colombia at different times: indigenous peoples, Spanish/Moorish and African slaves.
		Cumbia is very popular in all of South America, and there are lots of different flavors of it.
		The most representative bands and singers of the 90's Glamorous Cumbia are Ráfaga (in first place), Potencia, La Rosa, Gilda, Antonio Ríos, Los Charros, Media Naranja, Gauchos Pesados (with the Vizia Brothers) and Amar Azul.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Cumbia (709 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Mexican cumbia
		Mexican cumbia is the form of cumbia dance and music found in Mexico.
		Mexican singer Rigo Tovar further popularized this music by adding elements of rock and roll and introducing electric guitars and synthesizers in the 1970s and 1980s.
		Cumbia, pop, hip-hop, and rock, which are heavily influenced by music from the Caribbean islands and the United States, are increasingly becoming popular among Mexican youths on both sides of the border.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Mexican-cumbia (473 words)

	Glamorous cumbia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		There is a genre of cumbia that is not especially identified with the lower social classes.
		It is called "The 90's Cumbia" or "90's Glamorous Cumbia" (name given by the argentinian musician Hernán Vizia, of the Bigand's band Gauchos Pesados), and emerged in Buenos Aires in the late 90's and the early 2000's.
		The most representative bands and singers of the 90's Glamorous Cumbia are Ráfaga (in first place), Potencia, La Rosa, Gilda, Antonio Ríos, Los Charros, Media Naranja, Gauchos Pesados (with the Vizia Brothers), Chakales and Amar Azul.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/g/gl/glamorous_cumbia.html (181 words)

	Spanish Language Music: Cumbia Bands, Singers, CDs, Sound Clips
		Cumbia is a type of Colombian folk music and dance that blends the traditions of three cultures that settled in the region: the indigenous peoples, Spanish-Moorish peoples, and African slaves.
		In its purest form, cumbia is played on African drums and Native American flutes, but the accordion eventually became the preferred main instrument.
		Cumbia is popular in South America, Central America, and Mexico.
	www.vistawide.com /spanish/spanish_music/cumbia.htm (780 words)

	UTAHSALSA.COM ::: ALL ABOUT SALSA IN UTAH!
		Colombia, my native country is the cradle of Cumbia, which has expanded from all over South America: Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, Argentina.
		But still in Colombia, Cumbia is a folkloric Dance, we see it as such and it really helped us to get into this scene.
		I think is because of the HUGE WAVE of L.A. Style Salsa that came here, which is a Salsa that is a very Glamorous Salsa and it has so many things that were not originally part of Salsa.
	www.utahsalsa.com /profiles/duvan.php (2980 words)

	Lycos Music
		Brace Combo are not postmodern jokers--they genuinely love polka music and, like all good children of the late 20th century, they put their own spin on it, charging it with a rock-tinged jolt and good-natured eclecticism.
		The giddy melody and vocals of "Skytrain" belie the mock-gloomy words (and quote from "Moon River" in the process).
		"Glamorous Gal" is a traditional polka, with Eastern European folk-styled horns and plenty of omm-pah-pah.
	entertainment.lycos.com /music/album.php?id=353064 (251 words)

	Latin Wedding Bands, DJ's, MC's & Entertainment - Los Angeles
		California's hottest high energy diverse band with the beautiful Ileana on vocals and the best music talent in Los Angeles with over 200 top requested songs in their playlist available for all special events nationwide.
		The classic Latin jazz and salsa sound is just the jumping off point for this group with the best rhythms and grooves from all over the world.
		This hot New Cumbia band with 12 young, good looking musicians that are full of energy and put on an amazing show.
	www.mylatinwedding.com /bands (779 words)

	Chase Music & Entertainment South Florida Calypso & Reggae Bands
		Some of the very best professional dance demonstrators and instructors in the country are now working in Miami with Chase Music and we now offer a range that includes Salsa from Cuba, Jarabe Tapatio (Hat dance) from Mexico, Tango from Argentina, Merengue from the Dominican Republic and Cumbia from Colombia, to name but a few.
		Finally, special mention must be made of the magical dance culture of Brazil.
		There are several excellent dance companies in Miami Florida alone who will excite any audience with their colorful and glamorous displays of 'Rio Carnival', Samba, Lambada, Samba-Reggae, and 'Carmen Miranda'.
	www.chasemusic.com /calypso-reggae-bands.html (716 words)

	Agente 00 Sexy Review
		The Colombian section, which takes up most of the middle portion of the movie, gives Chabot the chance to appear in her most familiar costume--a bikini--and even dive into a swimming pool.
		She only wears the "cat girl" costume during the final scenes, but throughout the film Chabot is showcased in glamorous and sexy outfits.
		In one sequence, Angora takes a shower and invites Ernesto to join her (he refuses): her body can be seen through the frosted glass of the shower door, but it's obvious she's wearing some sort of bathing suit (the film was rated "B" but contains no nudity or gore).
	www.wam.umd.edu /~dwilt/agentese.htm (1480 words)

	Latin Dance - best UK Latin salsa dancers, Brazilian show for function hire
		People are attending Salsa dance classes up and down the land where they are learning to dance to the sensuous Latin rhythms.
		Some of the very best professional dance demonstrators and instructors in the country are now working on events with Tropical Entertainments and we now supply a range that includes Salsa from Cuba, Jarabe Tapatio (Hat dance) from Mexico, Tango from Argentina, Merengue from the Dominican Republic and Cumbia from Colombia, to name but a few.
		There are several excellent dance companies in London alone who will excite any audience with their colourful and glamorous displays of 'Rio Carnival', Samba, Lambada, Samba-Reggae, and 'Carmen Miranda' routines.
	www.tropical-ents.co.uk /latin.htm (152 words)

	My name is Bridget Beaty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		I live a life similar to that of a glamorous celebrity, however I still make time to shoot the breeze with my dearest friends of many years, and the new ones I have met at NAU.
		Salsa, Cumbia, Tap and Hip hop are my favorite styles, and I spend the majority of my time learning or practicing them.
		Overall, my life is extraordinarily mundane, yet my experience in English 105 had been remarkably profound.
	dana.ucc.nau.edu /~bdb28/bridget.htm (204 words)

	SIM Mission Issues
		These new groups have their buildings in the most important thoroughfares and glamorous megacities, where they make use of modern mass media to transmit their message.
		A particular religious culture has developed that is peculiar to the context in which new religions are emerging.
		Chichi-religion would certainly describe some services where Hebrew songs and dances mix with modern tunes; or deep Old Testament symbolism is expressed through sophisticated sound and video media; and sermons alternate with long periods of "spiritual warfare" where demons are expelled from people's lives and physical places.
	www.sim.org /categorylist.asp?fun=13&fun2=2&sid=894&miid=15 (3533 words)

	Contempo January 2002
		These days she still finds herself trying to shed the provocative image of her pop culture heyday leading The Glamorous Life as a protogee of Prince in the mid to late 80s.
		“La Cumbia Y La Luna” mixes a gentle acoustic guitar melody, subtle, rolling rhythm and flurries of accordian harmony by Lucho Campillo.
		The coffee flows free and multi-ethnic conversation lingers in the air at “Café Colombia,” an exotic musical meeting place for many Latin music styles which evolve into a premier free for all jam session which ties together the concept of the whole project.
	www.smoothvibes.com /Vaults/contempo_1_02.html (1297 words)

	Rent Controlled: New CDs from Dido, Gloria Estefan: Music Reviews : MW/ Metro Weekly Magazine - weekly Washington DC ...
		For the first time, Estefan has written the lyrics to every song and anchored her music more in mid-tempo organic rock stylings than in uptempo programmed pop.
		She samples from Puerto Rican reggaeton, Colombian cumbia and Peruvian folk music, among other influences, to create her most consistent album to date.
		Her first single, "Wrapped, " is also her strongest, with its frequent tempo shifts and key changes, and sensational lyrics: "I carry your joy in my footsteps/Making my way to your harbor/Don’t need to go any farther/You are my sun and my moon.
	metroweekly.com /arts_entertainment/music.php?ak=721 (905 words)

	Phi Beta Kappas urged to let their hearts and minds be their guide : 06/02 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Also on the program were three seniors who shared their "intellectual adventures" with their fellow initiates.
		Only when she stopped solely observing and started participating -- scanning the riverbank for caimans or capybaras, dancing to cumbia music, listening to stories about people's families and hopes for the future -- was she able to "find" herself and truly enjoy the experience.
		History student Joshua Hawley found himself in a place that was as threatening intellectually as the rainforest is physically when he took Professor Elizabeth Bernhardt's course about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a pastor executed by the Nazis for plotting to kill Hitler.
	www.stanford.edu /dept/news/report/news/2002/june19/kappa2002-619.html (843 words)

	USATODAY.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bandmate will.i.am, who is launching his new label with this CD, pops up frequently as a producer and co-writer, lending his post-funk savvy to tracks such as the driving Voodoo Doll and the softer, sweeter Velvet.
		But when she tries on more sober sentiments in Big Girls Don't Cry and Finally, the singer's efforts to prove herself more than a pretty voice and a sassy personality fall short.
		Dance tune Chuco's Cumbia is sung in calo, a retro-Spanglish popularized by Mexican zoot-suiters.
	www.usatoday.com /printedition/life/20060919/d_listen19.art.htm (978 words)

	Page 3
		In this new album we find talents the size of Estefano, Emilio Estefan Jr., and Corey Rooney, who helped Thalía to produce excellent songs and especially to create a new sound that the singer was looking for.
		Nevertheless, she has not lost sight of what she is because of this.
		The versions that were included in this CD are: the pop version which is being played right now, a cumbia remix with A.B. Quintanilla and The Kumbia Kings, a cumbia norteña, the ballad version, as well as two electronic versions of a different length, made by the group Nopal Beat.
	www.thaliasworld.com /Archives/2002/pages/3c.html (3908 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Pitbulls - Alexis & Fido at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In the late 90s, Alexis and Fido were essentially garage artists, recording a song on their own, and distributing tapes themselves to people they knew, who then passed them on to people they knew.
		Reggaeton sometimes packs a big fusion punch, but the fusion is usually with tropical styles like bachata.
		The song Kumbiaton is kind of interesting to me because it packs a cumbia punch, and there's elements here that are more of the Mexican or Tex-Mex style cumbia than the Colombian style cumbia (for example, the incorporation of some brass, especially an occasional trombone, and even an edge of the banda-style tuba).
	www.epinions.com /content_242148478596 (1763 words)

	Tinta Latina Magazine - Santa Barbara, CA. - Issue 22 - Los Angeles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The awards banquet marked the culmination of a three-day conference to address issues involving adequate representation of Latino/as in front of and behind the cameras.
		And on this glamorous evening, when Santa Barbara smiled and toasts were made to the honorees, NALIP’s original mission—to ensure the successful future of Latino/as in the media—was still the star that shone brightest.
		Since its inception in 1999, NALIP has emerged as the premiere Latino media organization, representing the largest ethnic minority in the country.
	www.tintalatina.net /revistas/tinta_22/santa_barbara.html (775 words)

	Recent History
		Even pop enthusiasts tend too agree that the music associated with discos, with the most essential element a thumping regular bass and the other elements mainly ignored has tended to produce a somewhat debased from of pop music.
		This fast, furious and athletic dance usually performed by a troupe of glamorous dancing girls, whose kicks reveal immodest frills and upper thighs with saucy abandon.
		It became internationally appreciated in various operettas by Jacques Offenbach, notably in Orphee Aux Enfers (1858), the Can-Can finale of which has become the quintessential music of the dance.
	geocities.com /jaichavan/rechist.htm (9899 words)

	Free Radio Stations Guide \| VOY Music \| The Home of Latin Music
		A man trying to dominate the woman with whom he is dancing.
		Artists you may find in this station are: Meta guacha, Banda Calypso, Daniel Agostini, Grupo Green, La Cumbia.
		Hear the passion and seduction of the glamorous River-Plate inspired Tango from Legendary Latin American musicians and
	www.voymusic.com /radio/station_guide.voy (1385 words)

	CityBeat: To Do: Guilty Pleasures (2003-06-25)
		As with his seven previous novels, Harris incorporates earlier characters and brings to life new ones who enlarge the circle of glamorous intrigue he is noted for delivering.
		Though a little gratuitous in the name-dropping arena (lots of Halle Berry, Eric Benet and other "shout-outs" to top entertainers and fl media insiders), Harris writes from such an "insider/outsider" perspective, one can only wonder if the names of the characters involved in certain "dishy" situations have been changed to protect the innocent.
		Get down to fascinatin' Caribbean rhythms like salsa, merengue, bomba, guanguanco, son and Honduran cumbia.
	www.citybeat.com /2003-06-25/todo.shtml (901 words)

	josueunonueve.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The life of a Freelance musician sounds glamorous.
		You have to know the difference between a Cumbia style and a Banda style.
		Many drummers don’t know, and they loose an opportunity to work.
	www.kreationsgfx.com /libreria/entrevistas/julio_figueroa.html (1572 words)

	Lyrics Mp3 From Artist Brave Combo
		Brave Combo - Cumbia Sabanera - "Voy a cantarte una cumbia / Es la Cumbia Sabanera / Sabrosa /.."
		Brave Combo - Cumbia Veracruzana - "De donde soy sembrador / La semilla es alegria / La cosecha /.."
		Brave Combo - Glamorous Gal - "know lots of pretty girls / Single and ready / No ties /.."
	www.allmp3lyrics.com /music/brave-combo.html (1508 words)

	LA Weekly - Realm of the Senses
		Novices to the group might have been confused as to how a band proclaiming “There’s nothing certain in this world/In this world everything ends” during one song provoked such joyous jumping from the audience.
		The secret is Slowrider’s affinity for genres like funk, cumbia and hip-hop conveyed in a form that disdains structure in favor of improvisation.
		Thus, Slowrider jammed — oh Lordy, they jammed, traversing through countless chord combos until they discovered The One, upon which they’d then enter a groove that seemed to last months.
	www.laweekly.com /ink/03/34/live-lentz.php (1124 words)

	A trio of well-structured celebrations
		Building and rebuilding underscored three recent events, which included, at the glamorous gathering of the Historic Houses Society, a record-breaking crowd.
		Days earlier, the New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation Inc. staged the 2006 Azucar Ball at the Hotel InterContinental with "Nueva Orleans Renace" ("New Orleans Rises/Recovers") as its theme.
		William Meyers, Dr. Sal Caputto, and Elsa and Bob Baker.
	www.nola.com /living/t-p/index.ssf?/base/living-0/1165301392225120.xml&coll=1 (648 words)

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