conjuntos造句

• The additional instruments meant sextetos and septetos evolved into conjuntos.
• T韕icas were later superseded by conjuntos, were one of the main precursors of the salsa ensemble.
• The son grew more sophisticated as it was adopted by conjuntos, which displaced sextetos and septetos.
• As the sextetos / septetos / conjuntos grew in popularity many trovadores joined in the larger groups.
• Por eso creo que hay que buscar mecanismos conjuntos que golpeen a los traficantes en todos los frentes.
• This led to big bands replacing the conjuntos, which managed to keep its flavor despite elaborate arrangements.
• The sextetos and septetos that had enjoyed wide commercial popularity increasingly lost ground to jazz bands and amplified conjuntos.
• Of all the conjuntos, Arsenio Rodr韌uez's became the most successful and critically acclaimed one during the 1940s.
• This latter line-up lasted until the late 1930s, when sextetos were ousted by conjuntos and big bands.
• Dicen que preparaba los conjuntos para cada partido antes de comenzar el torneo y que cambiaba de color para los Grand Slam.
• At the time, only two other " conjuntos " existed : Cojunto Casino and Alberto Ruiz's Conjunto Kubavana.
• Original son conjuntos were faced with the option to disband and refocus on newer styles of Cuban music or go back to their roots.
• In the mid-20th century the style was taken up by the conjuntos and big bands as a type of up-tempo music.
• Later these conjuntos added piano, other percussion instruments, more trumpets, and even dance orchestra instruments in the style of jazz big bands.
• Conjuntos A and B each consist of a plaza with a temple pyramid or pyramid base with one or more smaller buildings associated with it.
• Chocolate also left in this year, being succeeded by H閏tor " Bomberito " Zarzuela, a long-time member of Pacheco's conjuntos.
• *D韆z D韆z, Edgardo . 2008 . " Danza antillana, conjuntos militares, nacionalismo musical e identidad dominicana : retomando los pasos perdidos del merengue ".
• From Kazak choirs to Cuban conjuntos and Irish clog dancers, such explorations command increasingly large audiences, proving that they are not merely revelatory but marketable as well.
• Joseph's musical career began in the mid-1950s, learning and playing guitar with many Puerto Rican groups, " conjuntos ", and playing diverse rhythmic variations of Puerto Rican music.
• With the release of their first record, the Bernal Brothers quickly put their cotton picking days behind them forever and soon joined Valerio Longoria and Tony De La Rosa as the top conjuntos in Texas.