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Dominican Bachata Music
by CUNY Dominican Studies Institute
This page is an online collection of resources on the history of Dominican bachata music from CUNY Dominican Studies Institute's NEH-sponsored digital tool, A History of Dominican Music in the United States bachata genre guide, which provides information on the different eras of bachata development in the mid-to-late 20th century.
The background image is a cassette tape of compiled traditional bachata hits ca. 1980s, from the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Library, Deborah Pacini Hernández Collection.
A photo of Dominican bachata singer Luis Segura playing his guitar ca. 1980s, from the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Library, Deborah Pacini Hernández Collection.
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Genre Guide
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Image Image Books on Bachata available at the CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Library
Video Cariñito de mi vida
Video Cuando Volveras
Link CUNY Dominican Studies Institute Archives and Library contributes to HBO Max: House of Bachata pop-up
PDF Dominican Bachata bibliography
Link Dominican Bachata Moving from el Campo to the Garden
Link Dominican Music in the US
Video Eta Que Ta Aqui
Image First International Bachata Festival Flyer, May 8th, 1999
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Metadata
- publisher placeNew York City
- rightsCUNY Dominican Studies Institute, 2021
- rights holderCUNY Dominican Studies Institute
- rights territoryUS
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