They came over to America and played their music and then the Americans caught on and started making music that sounded kind of like the africans music.
African music is characterized by drums and other percussion instruments, which are heavily used in Latin American music. Latin American music also has Spanish influence.
Africans were brought to Jamaica to be used as slaves by the Europeans, much like they did in the US. With them they brought their culture, dance and music.
Many west Africans were captured and sold as slaves in the United States. Music sung by slaves became gospel music. The music of Africa was also polyrhythmic, meaning their rhythms were quite complex. European music, which America inherited, was very melodic, but had simple rhythyms. The combination of European melodic traditions with African polyrhythms resulted in ragtime music in the 1890s. This heavily syncopated music in turn led to jazz and all that followed. Most American rock and pop music today is heavily syncopated, thanks to that African influence. Pop music words have also been influenced by West Africa. For example, in Wolof (a major language in west Africa) cat or kaimeans music, and hepi means to be aware, to know. So in jazz, a great musician was a hep cat. It is likely that hep -> hip >- hip-hop and also hippie.
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it started through African slaves, on ships. They would sing songs together from Africa and the American masters would here them singing and copy their ideas in America. They would mix together African music and Jazz music that was fashionable in America at that particular time.
It had a ton more black influence, from the slaves. Even Beethoven was influenced by African music.
Africans were brought to Jamaica to be used as slaves by the Europeans, much like they did in the US. With them they brought their culture, dance and music.
The point of "BLue" music is for people to express their feelings in a song, once sung by black American slaves, singing about their blues (downs) which was being slaves.
Yes Latin America's music has an influence on the American (United States)'s music. How could it not? Like Alica below me says "think of artists today like Shakira, Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias," and Santana! These artists have been on the top 100 lists multiple times. How can that not be direct proof for influence?
Africans enjoy playing music because it is such an important part of their ancestry. Africans have been making music as a hobby since the beginning of time.
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Music was so important to Africans because they used to tell they slave life in songs