Cultural Changes In America

Culture is a mark of identity.

In every society, it can be seen a rich and also different culture. The typical music and art will change according to the place that is visited. It can mutate from a country to the other, and even from a state or city to another. This variations can also be found according to the time that it is placed. As the societies change, the music and art can change either. Despite that, it doesn’t mean that one can’t enjoy, appreciate and respect the other. An example of this is when we consider the countries in America Latina, we already can notice the differences. They are not very distant, yet a country like Colômbia is very different from Brazil. There they have a lot of styles of music. The most famous are Salsa, Bachata, Merengue and Reggaeton. Now here, in Brazil, we have Samba, MPB, Sertanejo, Funk, and so many others. In spite of that differences in styles, one can “talk” with each other and bland themselves. For example, the music Ginza whose the author is J. Balvin, a colombian singer of reggaeton, that, in this song, have associated with Anitta, a brazilian singer of funk.
The image that comes to our mind when we talk about colombian art is a colorful work. The hot colors in typical purses, produced by the native tribes, the handicrafts and the paintings with different lines and colors. As in Brazil, we can also see a colorful work, but with different lines and shades, most of the time, lass vived from the colombians ones. If we look closer, in Brazil, yet, we can see the variations in the culture according to the region and states we are in. In the states of Norte we can see craftwork made with clay like the “Cerâmica Marajoara”, that was produced by the injuns of Marajó. In Nordeste we can see a handwork compounded with “Renda”, that is a type of seam, and “cerâmica”, mostly represented by clay dolls that reconstitute typical figures, like