Pimba
Pimba or Música popular portuguesa is a Portuguese type of music, with an uptempo style, which is often associated with rural areas.[1]
References
- Richard Elliott (2010). "4. New Citizens of the Fadista world". Fado and the Place of Longing: Loss, Memory and the City. Ashgate. p. 135.
Further reading
- Marques, Francisco, "A música Pimba - Um fenómeno musical", ed. Sete Caminhos (ISBN 989602087-6)
- Cave, James. "Pimba: Portugal's Fun & Often Raunchy Music Genre". www.portugalist.com.
- "The Portuguese phenomenon of pimba". Portugal Up Close.
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