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Vietnamese Pop — genealogy

60 genres · 78 edges

Starting from Vietnamese Pop, this view follows ancestor and descendant edges across multiple levels, covering a wider footprint than the direct-neighborhood (ego) graph.

Family tree

Mande Griot Tradition1235–
- Blues1890–(also from Negro Spirituals, Mexican Rock Urbano)
Negro Spirituals1700–
Son Jarocho1700–
Old-Time Music1850–
- Country1920–(also from Blues, Luk Thung)
Chanson1880–
- Nhạc Tiền Chiến1938–
- J-Pop1988–(also from Vietnamese Pop)
  - Doujin Music1996–
    - Touhou Music2002–
  - Akiba-pop1998–
  - Vocaloid2007–
Latin Bolero1885–
- Chilean Nueva Ola1962–(also from Chilean Rock)
  - Rock and Roll1950–(also from Son Jarocho, Blues, Country, Australian Pub Rock)
    - Rock1960–(also from Blues, Folk)
      - Psychedelic Rock1965–(also from Psychedelic Pop, Turkish Indie)
    - Nhạc Trẻ1965–(also from Psychedelic Rock)
      - Vietnamese Pop2000–(also from Nhạc Vàng)
Latin American Nationalism (Art Music)1920–
- Son Cubano1900–(also from Reparto)
  - Mexican Bolero1925–
  - Nhạc Vàng1954–(also from Mexican Bolero, Nhạc Tiền Chiến)
Folk1940–
Luk Thung1952–
Mexican Rock Urbano1968–
Australian Pub Rock1973–
Chilean Rock1979–
Turkish Indie1999–
Psychedelic Pop2010–
Reparto2018–

Network diagram (supplementary)

Legend

lineage (derived / modernized / regional)influencesibling / fused

Full genealogy centered on Vietnamese Pop (up to 60 genres).

See the neighborhood graph (direct relationships only) · Vietnamese Pop detail

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