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Encyclopedia > Hungarian hip hop

Popular Hungarian hip hop performers include a gangsta rap pioneer, Ganxsta Zolee. Hip hop is especially popular among the large Roma population in Hungary, some of whom have a folk tradition of oral percussion. Groups like Fekete Vonat have used these traditional techniques in their hip hop recordings. Among other people to be mentioned are Dopeman, McDucky and Emilio. Gangsta rap is a subgenre of hip hop music which involves a lyrical focus on the lifestyles of inner-city thugs, criminals and gangsters. ... Roma may refer to: Rome, the capital of Italy, in Latin, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Romanian, Norwegian and Spanish Roma people, people also known as Gypsies A.S. Roma, an Italian Football (soccer) team Roma, a Roman deity Roma, Queensland, a town in Australia Roma, Ecuador, a town in Ecuador Roma...

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Music of Hungary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (4519 words)
Hungarian folk music has been influential in neighboring areas such as Romania, Slovakia, southern Poland and especially in southern Slovakia and the Romanian region of Transylvania, both home to significant numbers of Hungarians.
Hungarian folk music was first recorded in 1895 by Béla Vikár, setting the stage for Béla Bartók and Zoltán Kodály's pioneering work in musicological collecting.
Hungarian Roma music is often represented as the only music of the Roma, though multiple forms of Roma music are common throughout Europe and are often dissimilar to Hungarian forms.
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new-age cult leader and rock eisteddfod junkie ms fits asked me if my hip hop dance classes are in any way connected to my dazzling past career as a rock eisteddfod frontliner.
A lonely young girl with hungarian roots traced back to her great grandparents* dances a melancholy solo on stage to britney's "everytime", conveying to the audience through her overstated movements, her tattered brown lycra catsuit, and her miming of the words that she is an ugly boyfriendless loser with no talent.
Her fairy godmother/hungarian beautician appears on stage, suspended from a flying fox, dressed in a dazzling fuscia lycra catsuit adorned with sequins and feathers, and tells the girl (in a thick accent that conjures images of goulash and caravans) that she has been granted three wishes.
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