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== Japanese pop == | == Japanese pop == | ||
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| + | J-Pop (Japanese Pop or Japanese Music) is nothing less that Pop but specific from Japan, that was born in the early 90's. Modern J-Pop has its roots on 60's music such as [[The Beatles]]. | ||
| - | J-Pop (Japanese Pop or Japanese Music) is nothing less that Pop but specific from Japan that borned in the early 90's. Modern J-Pop have his roots on the 60's music such as [[The Beatles]]. | ||
== Characteristics == | == Characteristics == | ||
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| - | Unlike [[Enka]] music | + | Unlike [[Enka]] music, in which the artist uses japanese traditional instruments, J-Pop uses modern ones such as drums, guitars, bass, sampler and synthesizer. J-Pop is also known for having a more common language, unlike Enka that uses a more formal language register. |
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Japanese pop
J-Pop (Japanese Pop or Japanese Music) is nothing less that Pop but specific from Japan, that was born in the early 90's. Modern J-Pop has its roots on 60's music such as The Beatles.
Characteristics
Unlike Enka music, in which the artist uses japanese traditional instruments, J-Pop uses modern ones such as drums, guitars, bass, sampler and synthesizer. J-Pop is also known for having a more common language, unlike Enka that uses a more formal language register.
