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Music in Spanish trivia questions and answers

The Quickfire pack has 50 Music in Spanish questions, all written in English and Spanish. Here are 15 of them. Hosts get the full set, ready to put on a TV with players answering on their phones.

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  1. Flamenco is the traditional music and dance of which country?Very easy

    Answer: Spain

  2. Which Colombian singer performed 'Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)', the official song of the 2010 World Cup?Very easy

    Answer: Shakira

  3. What hand-held percussion instrument, a pair of hollowed wooden shells joined by a cord and clicked together, is traditionally used by Spanish dancers?Very easy

    Answer: Castanets

  4. Which Mexican singer, famous for 'La incondicional' and 'Ahora te puedes marchar', is nicknamed 'El Sol de México'?Easy

    Answer: Luis Miguel

  5. Which Spanish singer-songwriter had a huge hit in 1997 with 'Corazón partío'?Easy

    Answer: Alejandro Sanz

  6. Which Mexican-American singer, known as the 'Queen of Tejano music', was murdered in 1995 at the age of 23?Easy

    Answer: Selena (Selena Quintanilla)

  7. Which Spanish pop group of the 1980s, with singer Ana Torroja, recorded 'Hijo de la luna'?Intermediate

    Answer: Mecano

  8. Which German-invented, bellows-driven instrument is the signature sound of Argentine tango?Intermediate

    Answer: The bandoneón (bandoneon)

  9. Which Puerto Rican boy band did Ricky Martin join as a 12-year-old in 1984?Intermediate

    Answer: Menudo

  10. Which flamenco singer, Paco de Lucía's long-time musical partner, recorded the 1979 album 'La leyenda del tiempo'?Hard

    Answer: Camarón de la Isla (Camarón)

  11. The cajón, a wooden box drum now common in flamenco, originally comes from which South American country?Hard

    Answer: Peru

  12. Which Spanish march-style musical genre, played at bullfights, has a name meaning 'double step'?Hard

    Answer: Pasodoble

  13. Which Mexican pianist and songwriter composed the bolero 'Bésame mucho'?Very hard

    Answer: Consuelo Velázquez

  14. Which Chilean singer-songwriter, author of 'Te recuerdo Amanda', was killed days after the 1973 military coup?Very hard

    Answer: Víctor Jara

  15. Which New York record label, founded in 1964 by Johnny Pacheco and Jerry Masucci, became the home of salsa?Very hard

    Answer: Fania Records (Fania)

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