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musica norteña, n. U.S.
Brit. |ˌmjuːzɪkə nɔːˈtɛnjə|, U.S. |ˈˌmjuzəkə nɔrˈtɛnjə|
Forms: 19– musica nortena, 19– musica norteña, 19– música norteña, 19– musica norteno[irreg.]; Also with capital initial(s).
[‹ American Spanish música norteña > n. + norteña, feminine of norteño northern (see norteño n. and adj.). Compare norteña n. and adj.]
A style of folk music associated with Texas and northern Mexico, characterized by the use of the accordion and guitar, and often employing the traditional polka tunes and rhythms found in the music of German and eastern European immigrants resident there.
1974C. Strachwitz in Texas-Mexican Border Music I. (record sleeve-notes) 1/1 This is the ‘music from the north’ or musica nortena which began to develop around the turn of the century. 1977Washington Post 7 Sept. c14/1 He is a major representative of ‘musica norteno’, a style which developed around the turn of the century in the South Texas/Northern Mexico region and which has remained the only uniquely Mexican-American music. 1989C. R. Wilson & W. Ferris Encycl. Southern Culture 1021/2 Música Norteña has continued its conservative stance toward Anglo-American culture. 2003Florida Times-Union 30 Jan. e3/2 Saturday, the restaurant will present a live band playing música norteña, a Tex-Mex style, heavy on the accordion. |