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zouk

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zouk  (zk)
n.
A popular dance music of the French West Indies, combining African drumming styles with influences from American and Caribbean popular music.

[Antillean French Creole, party; probably akin to juke.]

zouk [zuːk]
n
(Music, other) a style of dance music that combines African and Latin American rhythms and uses electronic instruments and modern studio technology
[from West Indian Creole zouk to have a good time]
Translations
zouk [zuːk] N (Mus) → zouk m
zouk
n (Mus) → Zouk m


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