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Venezuela's identity because of its popularity and by how much it was enjoyed across many regions in the nation. The Joropo is played with the
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1874:Contradanza
1766:Tecnocumbia
1741:New Chilean
1726:Bullerengue
1582:Cha-cha-cha
1515:jalisciense
1505:Mexican Son
1389:Alternative
1352:Nuevo tango
1251:Duranguense
1199:Nueva trova
1044:Alternative
998:Latin urban
856:Carnavalito
748:(1): 18–23.
742:Harp Column
265:arpa tuyera
187:instead of
1977:Categories
1934:Villancico
1816:Latin jazz
1789:Afro-Latin
1746:Panamanian
1676:Son cubano
1469:Venezuelan
1429:Latin rock
1424:Ecuadorian
1084:Chamarrita
1077:Litoraleña
1064:Panamanian
1054:Moombahton
960:Isa (from
643:References
408:Portuguesa
330:Anzoátegui
257:along the
245:, eastern
1955:subgenres
1894:Pasacalle
1869:Christian
1859:Aguinaldo
1731:Colombian
1721:Argentine
1698:Vallenato
1669:romántica
1652:Guaguancó
1532:Zamacueca
1485:Chacarera
1464:Uruguayan
1444:Nueva ola
1419:Dominican
1409:Colombian
1394:Argentine
1362:Bandoneon
1184:Colombian
1171:Latin pop
1161:Zamacueca
1139:Toro Mata
1059:Neoperreo
1036:Reggaeton
983:Tajaraste
978:Pasodoble
973:Malagueña
271:maraquero
259:Tuy River
197:Venezuela
92:Subgenres
1811:Candombe
1751:Peruvian
1642:Pachanga
1637:Méringue
1632:Merengue
1622:Guaracha
1607:Cuarteto
1597:Charanga
1587:Champeta
1559:Tropical
1542:Marinera
1510:huasteco
1449:Peruvian
1347:Neotango
1294:Candombe
1271:Ranchera
1261:Mariachi
1224:Conjunto
1209:Regional
1146:Marinera
1089:Guarania
1049:Bachatón
988:Zarzuela
929:Cantiñas
924:Bulerías
914:Flamenco
909:Fandango
871:Morenada
861:Diablada
615:Fandango
599:See also
593:clarinet
560:(ibid).
548:llaneros
461:mandolin
338:mandolin
247:Carabobo
190:fandango
179:llaneros
154:European
146:fandango
1943:Related
1899:Pasillo
1879:Criolla
1833:Milonga
1776:Cachaca
1771:Villera
1736:Mexican
1681:montuno
1617:Guajira
1592:Changüí
1577:Calypso
1567:Bachata
1520:jarocho
1459:Spanish
1439:Mexican
1404:Chilean
1399:Chicano
1337:Milonga
1309:Milonga
1246:Grupera
1229:Norteño
1219:Corrido
1211:Mexican
1189:Mexican
1151:Tondero
1124:Festejo
1099:Chamamé
1021:R&B
1006:Hip hop
919:Alboreá
851:Bambuco
621:Sources
577:maracas
511:hemiola
503:maracas
484:bandola
476:Dancing
453:maracas
445:Bandola
412:Yaracuy
380:Guayana
334:Monagas
276:arpista
251:Guárico
243:Miranda
150:African
140:, is a
1909:Pregón
1889:Décima
1838:Tambor
1828:Mapalé
1713:Cumbia
1612:Danzón
1572:Bolero
1527:Tonada
1500:Joropo
1278:Trival
1266:Jarabe
1239:Tejano
1234:Nortec
1179:Ballad
1016:Reggae
866:Huayno
843:Andean
787:Joropo
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581:joropo
569:melody
553:Llanos
544:meters
501:, and
498:cuatro
449:cuatro
418:Quirpa
285:golpes
239:Aragua
215:tuyero
202:Tuyero
184:joropo
174:joropo
162:creole
134:joropo
35:Joropo
18:Quirpa
1904:Plena
1884:Danza
1801:Bomba
1756:Porro
1693:Trova
1688:Timba
1659:Salsa
1647:Rumba
1627:Mambo
1602:Conga
1547:Zamba
1537:Cueca
1434:Metal
1414:Cuban
1324:Tango
1314:Murga
1299:Cueca
1256:Banda
1129:Landó
1011:House
956:Folia
949:Soleá
944:Saeta
904:Copla
881:Tinku
610:Waltz
322:Sucre
281:suite
220:Tuyan
1919:Seis
1664:dura
1495:Gato
1381:Rock
1342:Vals
1156:Vals
1026:Trap
968:Jota
876:Saya
706:ISBN
679:ISBN
632:ISBN
565:harp
528:and
404:Lara
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