Batá-rumba

Music of Cuba
General topics
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Genres
	Afro; Afro-Cuban jazz; Bakosó; Bolero (filin); Canción; Chachachá; Charanga; Conga; Contradanza (habanera); Criolla; Cubatón; Danzón; Descarga; Guajira; Guaracha; Hip hop; Mambo; Mozambique; Nueva trova; Pachanga; Pilón; Pregón; Punto guajiro; Rock; Rumba (guaguancó, columbia, yambú, batá-rumba, guarapachangueo); Son (montuno); Songo; Timba; Trova;
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Religious music	Abakuá; Arará; Iyesá; Makuta; Palo; Santería; Yuka;
Traditional music	Changüí; Coros de clave; Kiribá; Nengón; Tumba francesa;
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Music awards	Beny Moré Award
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National anthem	La Bayamesa
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Batá-rumba is a hybrid form of Cuban rumba combining batá drums with guaguancó. It was created by the group Afro-Cuba De Matanzas.

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