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Disseminated information transmitted orally at a distance.
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old rock(country) soul, blues, jazz
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The microphone used on stage had its design changed, allowing artists to reproduce their own singing style more.
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The term was used to designate a song that had a very popular range. Bing Crosby, frank sinatra, dean martin , elvis presley
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With the emergence of television, the shows could be televised and this allowed a breakthrough in performances. The artists wanted to appear and impress.
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It made calculations extremely fast.
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Various musical movements emerged, influencing new generations, with various artists leaving their mark. It was Neil Diamond's turn, Bob Dylan, Rita Pavone, Aretha Franlkin, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bee Gees and more.
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other styles that had come up. The stages were bigger and the extravagances too. Pop music was breaking free and creating various sub-genres.
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It made telephone communication possible regardless of fixed points of installation.
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Michael Jackson and Madonna were the great protagonists of the decade and brought a new style to the music genre, which made them very successful. Madonna became known as the queen of pop and Michael Jackson as the king.
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the hugely successful music groups, the so-called boy bands and girl bands like Backstreet boys, Nsync and Spice girls
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The emergence of the World Wide Web (WWW) democratized Internet access before restricting the academic circle.
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It enabled complete media convergence, with access to social networks, which emerged from 2004.
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Some of these artists have been in success for a long time, such as Britney Spears and Shakira, Beyoncé for example. Others emerged relatively recently, but have added many possibilities to pop culture, such as Lady Gaga and Sia.
