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Grupera

Grupera (also known as Grupero or Onda Grupera) is a subgenre of regional Mexican music. It reached the height of its popularity in the 1990s, especially in rural areas. Grupera music traces its roots to the rock groups of the 1960s, yet has evolved significantly over time. Typically performed by ensembles of four or more musicians, the genre prominently…

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Cultural origins
Early 1970s, Mexico
Other names
Onda Grupera
Stylistic origins
Latin rock · latin pop · mariachi · cumbia · bolero
Typical instruments
Vocals · electric guitar · electric bass · keyboards · drums

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related to history · 23
Grupera → According, After, Apodaca, Chico Che, English, Group, Grupo, Los Baby's, Los Barón, Los Caminantes, Los Corazones Solitarios, Los Freddy's, Los Pasteles Verdes, Madrid, Mexican, Mike Laure, Most, Rigo Tovar, Rivera Godina, Spanish
Stylistic origins · 6
Grupera → bolero, cumbia, latin pop, Latin rock, mariachi, norteño
Typical instruments · 6
Grupera → drums, electric bass, electric guitar, keyboards, percussion, Vocals
related to External links · 4
Grupera → Archived, Gruperas, Regional Mexicana, Wayback MachineJuarol
Cultural origins · 1
Grupera → Early 1970s, Mexico
Other names · 1
Grupera → Onda Grupera

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music mexican genre latin regional ballads bands grupero artists groups popularity rock norteño drums like los musical cumbias bronco keyboards

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GruperaCultural originsEarly 1970s, Mexico1.00infobox
GruperaOther namesOnda Grupera1.00infobox
GruperaStylistic originsLatin rock1.00infobox
GruperaStylistic originslatin pop1.00infobox
GruperaStylistic originsmariachi1.00infobox
GruperaStylistic originscumbia1.00infobox
GruperaStylistic originsbolero1.00infobox
GruperaStylistic originsnorteño1.00infobox
GruperaTypical instrumentsVocals1.00infobox
GruperaTypical instrumentselectric guitar1.00infobox
GruperaTypical instrumentselectric bass1.00infobox
GruperaTypical instrumentskeyboards1.00infobox
GruperaTypical instrumentsdrums1.00infobox
GruperaTypical instrumentspercussion1.00infobox

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