Diferencia entre revisiones de «Punta (música)»

Belizean punta is distinctive from tradtional punta in that the language and concepts are more adapted to the general ''Belizean'' identity. Although most artist and bands are exclusively [[Garifuna]], songs are usually in [[Belizean Kriol language|Kriol]] or [[Garifuna language|Garifuna]] and rarely in [[Spanish language|Spanish]], or [[English language|English]]. While this style is Blahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhunique, [[calypso]] and [[soca]] have had slight influences on it. Like calypso, and soca, Belizean punta was used for both social commentary and risqué humor, though the initial wave of punta acts eschewed the former. [[Lord Rhaburn]] and the Cross Culture Band were intergral in the acceptance of punta by Belizeans (namely [[Belizean Kriol people|Kriols]]) by actually doing [[calypso music|calypso]] songs about punta such as "Gumagrugu Watah" and "Punta Rock Eena Babylon".-->