Music Genre

2. Strong guitar-driven sound, can be energetic or melodic.
4. Music with improvisation and complex rhythms. Often uses saxophones, trumpets, and pianos.
7. Music made using electronic instruments and technology. Includes techno, house, and trance.
11. Music from Latin American countries with lively rhythms like salsa, merengue, and bachata.
12. Soulful music expressing feelings of sadness or longing. Uses instruments like guitars and harmonicas.
13. Upbeat and catchy music that is easy to sing along to. Popular on the radio and at parties.
14. Rhythm and blues with soulful vocals and influences from jazz, gospel, and blues.
15. Aggressive and heavy music. Includes subgenres like heavy metal, thrash metal, and death metal.

1. Known for strong basslines and danceable rhythms. Groovy and popular in the 1970s.
3. Composed and performed by orchestras, with complex melodies. Timeless and elegant compositions.
5. Originated in Jamaica, has a laid-back, rhythmic sound. Themes of peace, love, and unity.
6. Traditional music passed down through generations. Tells stories of cultural heritage and history.
8. Music that tells stories about life, love, and nature. Often includes guitars, fiddles, and banjos.
9. Rooted in religious hymns, often sung in churches. Powerful vocals and uplifting lyrics.
10. Music with rapping and rhythmic beats. Originated in the United States and has a cool flow.