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Colombian music
Colombian music
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With this game, we will review our knowledge about the main music genres of our country.
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1
Juan Gabriel, Vicente Fernandez and Carlos Santana are traditional artists from Colombia
True
False
2
What does he play?
He dances Torbellino
He play traditional music style from Los Llanos
He plays the harp in a Joropo tournament
He play traditional music from the Amazon region
3
The women are wearing colorful dresses and white espadrilles. The men are wearing black pants and a traditional hat
True
False
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What do they do?
They plays a common instrument from Leticia
They play some traditional instruments from the Amazon rainforest
They playes music from an ethnic tribe in the Amazon river
They play a traditional song from Antioquia
5
Bullerengue is a rhythm from the Andean region
True
False
6
Colombia has six geographic regions:
Caribbean,Huila,Pacific,Orinoquia,Amazon region.
Caribbean,Andean,Pacific,Orinoquia,Amazonia and India region.
Caribbean,Andean,Pacific,Orinoquia,Amazonia and Insular region.
Caribbean,Andean,Pacific,Orinoquia,Amazon region.
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The most popular instruments from the Pacific music are:
Requinto and Cuatro.
Guitar, harp and maracas.
Trumpet and drums.
Guasa and Marimba de Chonta.
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They are participating in a festival of Andean music
True
False
9
One of the most representative instruments used in San Andres is the horse jawbone
True
False
10
The following music styles belong to the Insular region
Calypso, Reggae, Foxtrot and Dancehall
Calypso, Porro, Currulao and Mazurca
Foxtrot, Joropo, Huayno and Torbellino
Reggae, Bachata, Hip Hop and Soca
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This music style comes from the Orinoquia region
True
False
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The main musical instruments used in ''
la Puya
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Flute, mandolin, accordion,guitar and harp
Flute, tambora, guacharaca, caja drum and maracas
Flute, tambora, guasa, marimba de chonta and maracas
Flute, accordion, trumpet, bass guitar and piano
