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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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I have to disagree with the other reviewer. Firstly it is about dance rather than music and secondly, if the first reviewer read more than an extract he would realize Pietrobruno credits Puerto Ricans. This is a useful book for anybody interested in the cultural influence of salsa.
Published 11 months ago by flashman
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Ms. Pietrobruno's is NOT qualified to write about elevator music much less write about Latin Music
I had the misfortune to read an excerpt of Ms. Pietrobruno's book. To be succinct: Ms. Pietrobruno was biased to say the least when you stated that Puerto Rican musicians "lacked creativity" and were not responsible for Salsa's evolution that took place in the 60's/70's. Ms. Pietrobruno w/a name like that, you shouldn't be allowed to write about elevator music, much less...
Published 11 months ago by Jool
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Unique view,
This review is from: Salsa and Its Transnational Moves (Hardcover)
I have to disagree with the other reviewer. Firstly it is about dance rather than music and secondly, if the first reviewer read more than an extract he would realize Pietrobruno credits Puerto Ricans. This is a useful book for anybody interested in the cultural influence of salsa.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Ms. Pietrobruno's is NOT qualified to write about elevator music much less write about Latin Music,
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This review is from: Salsa and Its Transnational Moves (Hardcover)
I had the misfortune to read an excerpt of Ms. Pietrobruno's book. To be succinct: Ms. Pietrobruno was biased to say the least when you stated that Puerto Rican musicians "lacked creativity" and were not responsible for Salsa's evolution that took place in the 60's/70's. Ms. Pietrobruno w/a name like that, you shouldn't be allowed to write about elevator music, much less about Latin music. How pathetic.
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Salsa and Its Transnational Moves by Sheenagh Pietrobruno (Paperback - February 15, 2006)
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