Tambor

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Tambor is a coastal Afro-Venezuelan music and dance. It is a cultural manifestation originating in the slaves from Africa.

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Genres	Aguinaldo Alboreá Andean Bachata Bachatón Ballad Bambuco Banda Bandera Bagpipe Bomba Bolero Bulerías Bullerengue Bunde Calypso Cantiñas Catalan rumba Cha-cha-cha Chacarera Chamamé Champeta Chamarrita Changa Changüí Charanga Cueca Colombian cumbia Conga Conjunto Contradanza Corrido Criolla Cuarteto Cuban rumba Cumbia sonidera Cumbia villera Cuban son Danza Danzón Décima Duranguense Fandango Flamenco Flamenco rumba Gaita Zuliana Gato Grupera Guajira Guaguancó Guaracha Guarania Huapango Joropo Jota Mambo Mapalé Merengue Música criolla Mariachi Marimba Milonga Murga Narcocorrido New Chilean cumbia Nortec Norteño Nueva canción Nueva trova Pachanga Pasacalle Pasillo Pasodoble Peruvian cumbia Plena Porro Pregón Punto guajiro Ranchera Reggaeton Saeta Salsa Salsa dura Salsa romántica Seis Soleá Son huasteco Son jaliscience Son jarocho Son montuno Tambor Tango Tejano Timba Tonada Trova Vallenato Villancico Zamacueca Zamba Zarzuela

Rock	Argentine Chicano Chilean Colombian Cuban Dominican Mexican Peruvian Puerto Rican Spanish Uruguayan Venezuelan

Pop	Colombian Mexican

Hip hop	Spanish Latin Argentine Chicano Colombian Cuban Dominican Salvadoran Venezuelan

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