South American Culture Review

What emotions does Latin American music help to express according to the text?

• Anger and frustration

• Joy and sorrow

• Fear and anxiety

• Love and jealousy

What does the text suggest about the music of Latin America?

• It is uniform and similar across all regions.

• It is as diverse as the Latin American people.

• It is mostly influenced by European music.

• It is only popular within Latin America.

What is the name of the Mexican folk dance that José Pablo Moncayo set to music in a symphony?

• Samba

• Tango

• Huapango

• Flamenco

Which of the following statements best describes the classical music in South America?

• It is a modern form of music with no historical roots.

• It is a form of music that connects people from the ancient past with the people of the world today.

• It is a form of music that originated in Europe and has no influence from Latin America.

• It is a form of music that is only popular in Brazil and Argentina.

What is the significance of the music described in the text?

• It is a new genre of music that has no historical significance.

• It ties together the people of the ancient past with the people of the world today.

• It is only popular among Latin Americans.

• It is a form of music that is only performed in classical concerts.

Where did Cumbia music originate?

• Mexico

• Brazil

• Colombia

• Argentina

Which of the following is a popular cumbia band from Colombia?

• Los Tigres del Norte

• La Sonora Dinamita

• Banda MS

• Grupo Niche

Cumbia music is a blend of which styles?

• African, indigenous, and Spanish

• European, Asian, and African

• American, European, and Asian

• Indigenous, American, and European

Where was Salsa born?

• Spanish Harlem and the Bronx

• Miami and Los Angeles

• Havana and San Juan

• Mexico City and Lima

Which countries' immigrants combined their dance rhythms to create Salsa?

• Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Dominican Republic

• Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina

• Colombia, Venezuela, and Peru

• Chile, Ecuador, and Bolivia