Other Music Genre Fusion
- zouk lov : kizomba + zouk
- reggaeton: ragga + Latin music (+ rap)
- salsaton: salsa + reggaeton
- soca: soul-calypso
- Chutney soca: Chutney + soca
- seggae: sega + reggae
- Flamenco Rumba: "rumba" (guaracha) + flamenco
- pachanga: merengue + conga
- electrotango: tango + electro
- boogaloo (Latin soul): Latin music + rhythm 'n' blues
- ska: ~ rhythm 'n' blues + mento
- Country rock: country + rock
- Country rap: country + rap
- Country soul: country + soul
- Folk rock: folk + rock
- Reggae fusion
- Raggacore
- Rap rock: rap + rock
- Rhythm and blues
- World fusion music
- Third stream: Jazz + Classical
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