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Doo-Wop
Original title: ドゥーワップ
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Doo-wop is a style of choral singing in popular music. It is also written in Japanese as duwappu, du-wappu, du-wappu, or duappu. Based on rhythm and blues, it emerged among Black musical groups in the United States in the 1950s and became popular.
ドゥーワップ (Doo-wop) はポピュラー音楽における合唱のスタイルの一種。 ドゥワップ、ドゥー・ワップ、ドゥ・ワップ、ドゥーアップなどとも表記される。 1950年代のアメリカ合衆国で、リズム・アンド・ブルースを基に、黒人の音楽グループの中から生まれ、人気を博した。
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