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Brega was a term used pejoratively to designate popular romantic music of low quality and with dramatic exaggerations (love disappointments) or naivety; [1][2][3] with samba-canção, bolero and jovem-guarda linked to it. [2][4] The musical origin of "brega" is not known for sure, but singer Vicente Celestino (1894-1968) in the 1930s is ... More @Wikipedia
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- Tierry celebra força da música brega: 'A margem está assumindo seu ...A margem está assumindo seu lugar de direito”, disse Tierry em entrevista à Billboard Brasil. “Sinto que nós, da nova geração, temos esse papel de trazer e de tornar o arrocha e a música brega cada vez mais pop, porque pop é um estilo de vida, e nós somos pop para caramba”, enfatizou. Tierry também falou sobre a suas ...
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- Brega | Spanish to English Translation - SpanishDictionary.comfeminine noun. 1. (confrontation) a. struggle. Todos estos líderes parecen pensar que, en la brega política, todo vale. All those leaders appear to think that anything goes in the political struggle. 2. (brawl) a. fight. En la brega, hubo varios heridos de navaja.Several people sustained knife injuries in the fight. b. quarrel.
- 1. What Is La Brega? - WNYC StudiosIn this kick-off episode, host Alana Casanova-Burgess sets out to define la brega and examine what its ubiquity among boricuas really means.
- La Brega: Season 2 | WNYC Studios | PodcastsIntroducing the La Brega album: a collection of classics featured in the series, covered by RaiNao, Xenia Rubinos, ÌFÉ, Ana Macho and more. Plus, a conversation with Balún.
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