NewzMerengue, the traditional musical rhythm of the Dominican Republic, is undergoing a transition from viral nostalgia to capturing new generations. For years, the genre was discussed in the past tense, with critics arguing it had lost ground to urban genres like reggaeton and dembow, and that its legendary figures belonged to an unrepeatable era.
Despite these previous declines, the genre's recent trajectory highlights its enduring cultural identity and its ability to adapt and connect with younger audiences beyond its historical roots.
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