Music Genres most listened to today

Generally referred to as EDM, this form of music is produced by DJs who add dozens of tones to a piece to create unique music. You can listen to them in clubs or even live, depending on your accessibility to them. This type of music in the last 30 years has had great popularity worldwide, creating different styles within the same genre of electronic music. Nowadays the creation of bands like the style of Nirvana, U2, Queen, is scarce. Electronic music for many is the development of tangible musical instruments. Thanks to the samplers and the amount of recording software that exist, it is possible to emulate different sounds almost identical to the original. Over the years these two great expressions of electronic music gave rise to an endless number of different genres such as Tech House, Deep House, Drum’n’bass, Hardtrance, Acid, Minimal, etc.

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Originating as Rock & Roll in the United States, rock music has been shaking the world since the 1950s. With great evolution over the years and giving rise to countless derivative subgenres, rock remains one of contemporary genres par excellence. Since its birth in 1950, rock has diversified widely taking as references styles such as jazz, R&B, folk, pop, electronic, country, disco music, and other styles. Among the most prominent bands of the 1990s are Nirvana, Radiohead, Pearl Jam, and the Backstreet Boys. Since 2000, rock has expanded and bands such as Coldplay, Muse, Linkin Park, Evanescence, Blink 182, Sum 41 are born, among many more that without losing the essence of the genre have mixed and expanded the world of the genre, which has never left to mutate and grow

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