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punk rock

/ˈpʌŋk rɒk/

Traducción: Género de rock surgido a mediados de la década de 1970, caracterizado por ritmo rápido, canciones cortas, sonido crudo y agresivo, y a menudo letras anticonformistas. El término también puede referirse a la subcultura, la moda y la actitud asociadas a este género.

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/ˈpʌŋk rɒk/B1informalart
  • esGénero de rock surgido a mediados de la década de 1970, caracterizado por ritmo rápido, canciones cortas, sonido crudo y agresivo, y a menudo letras anticonformistas. El término también puede referirse a la subcultura, la moda y la actitud asociadas a este género.

A genre of rock music that emerged in the mid-1970s, characterized by fast tempos, short songs, raw and aggressive sound, and often anti-establishment lyrics. The term can also refer to the associated subculture, fashion, and attitude.

  1. Music genreB2informal

    A fast, aggressive style of rock music that emerged in the mid-1970s, characterized by short songs, loud distorted guitars, and anti-establishment lyrics.

    esPunk rock

    • The Ramones are considered pioneers of punk rock.
    • Punk rock concerts are known for their high energy and mosh pits.
    • She loves the raw sound of 1970s punk rock.
  2. B2informal

    A youth subculture associated with punk rock music, characterized by distinctive fashion (ripped clothes, leather jackets, spiked hair) and a rebellious, DIY attitude.

    esmovimiento punk

    • Punk rock culture often challenges social norms.
    • He adopted the punk rock style with dyed hair and safety pins.
    • The punk rock scene in London was very influential in the late 70s.
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