dance music
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nounpl: dance music (uncountable)
música de dança
1. Music specifically composed or selected to accompany dancing, typically with a strong, regular beat and rhythm
The DJ played dance music all night at the club.
O DJ tocou música de dança a noite toda na boate.
2. A genre of electronic or popular music designed for dancing, often featuring repetitive beats and synthesized sounds
Dance music has become increasingly popular in mainstream radio.
A música de dança tornou-se cada vez mais popular no rádio convencional.
3. Traditional music forms created to accompany social dancing in various cultures
Brazilian dance music includes forró, samba, and axé.
A música de dança brasileira inclui forró, samba e axé.
Dance music is deeply embedded in Brazilian culture, with traditional forms like samba, forró, and axé being central to social gatherings and Carnival celebrations. In the USA and internationally, dance music encompasses electronic dance music (EDM) genres like house, techno, and trance, which dominate nightclub culture and music festivals. The term reflects both cultural folk traditions and modern electronic music production.
NYC Slang
club banger, bangers, dance tracks
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