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turbofolk
Turbo-folk ((セルビア語:турбо фолк), turbo folk), is a musical genre that originated in Serbia. Having mainstream popularity in Serbia, and although closely associated with Serbian performers, the genre is widely popular in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia, Albania, Bulgaria, Turkey and Montenegro. Its style is a mixture of Serbian folk music with modern Pop music elements, with similar styles later appearing in Greece (Skiladiko), Bulgaria (Chalga), Romania (Manele) and Albania (Tallava).
==Etymology==
The term ''turbo folk'' itself was coined by Rambo Amadeus, who used it jokingly during the late 1980s in order to describe his own strange smorgasbord sound combining various styles and influences. At the time, the term was nothing more than a soundbite, the phrase being intentionally humorous for combining two contradictory concepts - "turbo", a way of forcefully injecting fuel-air mixture into the engine and "folk," a symbol of tradition and rural conservatism.
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