Balkan pop
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| Balkan pop | |
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| Stylistic origins | Traditional music |
| Cultural origins | Individual nations or regions |
| Typical instruments | Lyra (Cretan) - Gadulka - Kemenche - Sargija - Bouzouki - Baglama - Tamburica - Kaval - Zurna - Davul - Dankiyo - Gaida - Tambourine |
| Mainstream popularity | Until the nineteenth century and now sub-cultural genre with occasional mainstream success |
| Derivative forms | Popular music |
| Subgenres | |
| Chalga - Manele - Turbo-Folk - Arabesque - Laïko | |
| Other topics | |
| Roots revival - World music - Music of Southeastern Europe - Middle Eastern music | |
Balkan Pop is a mixture of traditional east European folk music and western dance music.
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