Tejano conjunto

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Tejano conjunto is a traditional Mexican American music style from South Texas that blends polka and other European influences with Mexican folk elements, typically featuring accordion and bajo sexto.

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Serenata Norteña 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mexican American music
folk music tradition
music genre
associatedDance polka dance
schottische dance
waltz dance
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalOrigin Mexican American community
Tejano people NERFINISHED
developed early 20th century
developedIn rural South Texas
hasSubgenre conjunto romántico
progressive conjunto
language English
Spanish
notableInstrumentalistRole accordionist GENERATED
bajo sexto player GENERATED
performanceContext cantinas
dance halls
family gatherings
fiestas
primaryFunction community celebration music
social dance music
regionOfOrigin South Texas NERFINISHED
Texas–Mexico borderlands NERFINISHED
relatedGenre Tejano music NERFINISHED
Tex-Mex music
conjunto norteño
norteño
stylisticOrigin Central European dance music
Czech folk music
German folk music
Mexican folk music
corrido
polka
ranchera
schottische
waltz
theme borderlands identity
love and heartbreak
migration
working-class life
typicalInstrument accordion
bajo sexto
bass
drum kit
usesRhythmicPattern oom-pah rhythm
vocalStyle duet singing
lead-and-response singing

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Tejano music hasSubgenre Tejano conjunto
How Will the Wolf Survive? hasPart Tejano conjunto
this entity surface form: Serenata Norteña