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Cesar Pudy: Music Analysis
In the next song, Cesar ‘Pudy’ Ballum Ballumbrosio performed zapateador dance which was one kind of dance styles from Mexico. He worn a pair of zapateador shoes, and he clicked and tapped on the stage. The sound had lively rhythm punctuated, and I was in high spirited. The tempo was allegro or vivace, and the dynamics was crescendo which was from mezzo forte to forte. In addition, the vocal piece was syllabic, and the melodic intervals was small because each note was moved so quickly. André Prando played the guitar to accompany, and tempo was lento or largo. Moreover, the dynamic of the sound of guitar was piano, and it was large melodic intervals. It had two melodies, so the texture of the song was polyphony. One sound similar to the sound

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