One of the stereotypes I saw on here is that we Latinos listen to carnaval music in our cars,what?
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I grew up in a predominantly Hispanic small town in Central Illinois and I can tell you I, along with many of my Hispanic friends, absolutely hate much of the "carnaval" music and its constant drone.  We love to listen to the Tex-Mex or American-Hispanic mix from the likes of Carlos Santana, Los Lobos, Freddy Fender and the Texas Tornadoes,  regional band Los Mocambos,  Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, and really any Mariachi bands.  ( I know I'm leaving out a bunch of ohters).  It just provided different rhythms, vocals, feel, and speed that kept the music "fresh" and not mundane.  However, who am I to tell you what your preferences in music should be?
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sorry, dont know that music....\n\nviedo
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lol...thats pretty funny to hear, i live in los angeles, so i know exactly what your talking about. you probably hear them say, 'mira, ese chino!' they are saying 'looks, theres that chinese guy'= which they mean to refer to that asian guy. i know it feels pretty offensive, but its the same wiht the hispanics, if your hispanic, they automatically call you 'mexican' even if your 0 blood mexican.
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Because latin music is kool like that
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MCSE is a racist.  Why is R&B crap.  It's not.  I like R&B and other typs of mucis.  Unfortunately I don't know the sound so keep listening and you will hear they say it in the beginning of the sound or after it has played.
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Spanish ...\n\nbcs have music on it :) when u speak it or hear it
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I'm guessing that "beach music" is the same as "surf music", or the West Coast sound...it certainly would make sense.\nIt surfaced (sic) in the mid-60s, spearheaded by groups such as The Beach Boys, Jan & Dean, The Ventures, The Surfaris, and a dozens or so other groups who, although didn't nearly reach the success of the aforementioned groups, still contributed to the sound.\nThe vast majority of the music revolved around common themes around the California coast...fast cars, babes, surfing, babes, car wrecks, babes, the beach, babes...\nMost of the music was pretty cool, it spawned tons of beach party movies, and was a constant staple in most every jukebox across the country. Did I say the music has a lot to do with babes??\n\nAnd if this isn't the same as "beach music", well, nevermind!\nAfter your additional details, I'm pretty sure it still applies..more like music that targets a certain part of the country.\n\nSorry, I'm not familiar with "The Flashbacks".
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O.K. if you mean the car jack that used to be attached to the car's bumper or simply the car jack, in Spanish (at least in Mexico) we call it "gato" which also means "cat" in English; if it is a hydraulic jack we say: "gato hidráulico"\n\nHope it helps, but if you are not satisfied, please define (in English) what a bumper jack is.
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MARICACHI BABY,,, THE OFFICIAL 5 DE MAYO SINGERS. \nPINATAS (small ones and not made of clay) \nGUACAMOLE (smashed avocados for dip)\nLOTS AND LOTS OF TACOS\nSALSA\nLATINA GIRLS DANCING TO THE BEAT OF THE MARIACHI.\n\nDISFRUTE SU FIEST=  ENJOY Y0UR PARTY
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i am white and i do not ask any dumb questions about latinos. ppl every where no matter what are the same except for skin color. not all americans are like that. i respect the mexican, hispanic, and latino community. they work hard, they pay their bills,and have a strong family structure.i wish we here in america would stand by our famileies like latinos do.
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If you go to any big time record store, you go into the "Latin musica" section and you will actually see a section for Spanish religious music. Either the Spanish or latin music section or just the religious music section-anywhere where there is a music store, there are music selections in any language for spreading the word of God.
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I'm a big fan of Intocable.  Their music is great.  I Love the song "El Amigo Que Se Fue".
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singing. I can't dance while I am in the car :)
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I work at walmart, and they always steal the latino CDs.  Its an everyday thing.  I just gave up on watchin em.
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The ones that originated in the Dom Rep are merengue and bachata. From merengue, other genres evolved such as perico ripiao
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I am Mexican so I already know some Spanish.  But I have learned soooo much from Spanish music.  Especially since I listen to it a lot.  I don't really know how much of it will help you since a lot of music does contain slang, but it should help you a lot with the pronunciation of words.  You should try spanish t.v. shows or spanish films with English subtitles.
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Caifanes, Estás Dormida is my favorite Caifanes song. I wish I had had the chance to see them live when the band still existed. I{ve seen Jaguares several times but still wish I had seen them when they were in Caifanes.