maracas Meaning & Definition

  • En [ məˈræk.əz]
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Meaning of maracas In English

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  • As the guitars sustain their pitches, cowbells and maracas re-establish the pulse leading to the entry of the complete band supporting a guitar solo.

  • Popular instruments used in the performance of the music are the drums, cuatro, maracas, guitar, bandolin, violin and the steel drum.

  • The dancers wear carved wooden masks, with a headdress made of ixtle, a serape, embroidered shawl and multicolored ribbons, carrying maracas.

  • The gira replaced the maracas, and elements of merengue and son, which were more upbeat, began to be incorporated.

  • He also sang along to the tracks, added maracas and other live percussions.

  • One of the new percussion sections will contain cowbell, claps, snaps maracas, cabasa and a tambourine.

  • The piece has maracas playing a fast eighth note pulse, while the four organs stress certain eighth notes using an 11th chord.

  • All bl are accompanied by an eponymous drum, the "tanbou bl", along with the "tingting" (triangle) and "chakchak" (maracas).

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