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Loza, Steven J. – Aztlan--International Journal of Chicano Studies Research, 1982
Son Jarocho (specifically from Veracruz) is a song-and-dance form originating in Spain and implanted in Mexico during 17th- and 18th-century colonization. The jarocho style of music today is one of Latin America's most unique forms, using one to four instruments and characterized by its distinctive rhythm. (LC)
Descriptors: Cultural Background, Cultural Exchange, Dance, Folk Culture
