The document discusses the musical style of pop soul. It describes pop soul as combining elements of pop music, which features simple, catchy melodies aimed at broad audiences, and soul music, which is characterized by smooth, syncopated rhythms and emotive vocals. The Motown record label was an early pioneer in popularizing this commercial blend of pop and soul in the 1960s. Representative artists mentioned include The Supremes. Key characteristics outlined include catchy verses and choruses in pop songs, and vigorous vocals influenced by gospel in soul music. Sample lyrics are also provided from songs by The Supremes like "I'm Living in Shame" and "Love Child".

1. THE SUPREMES
MANYARA PENE ACOSTA

2. ÍNDICE
Estilo musical
Características del
estilo
Grupos representativos
Ejemplos

3. Estilo musical
POP CON SOUL

4. POP Y SOUL
•Pop: Son melodías sencillas y pegadizas, dirigidas a un gran
público donde la sonoridad que se consigue con instrumentos es
mucho más suave y menos agresiva que en otros estilos.
•Soul: son ritmos suaves y sincopados se caracteriza por su
emotividad y su aparente espontaneidad vocal.

5. Historia
El pop con soul es un estilo derivado del
soul donde su finalidad es comercial, han
hecho esa música para que sonara en todas
la emisoras posibles.
En la década de los 60 la discografía Motown
fue la primera que empezó a comercializar
este estilo, a partir de los años 70 empezó a
transformarse en música disco.

6. Características del estilo

7. Características del pop:
 Que son canciones individuales o sencillos donde
van dirigida a un gran público.
 Son versos-coros de 32 compases.
 Son melodías pegadizas.
 Un coro que contrasta melódica, rítmica y
armónicamente con el verso.
Características del soul:
 La voz del cantante es vigorosa, expresiva, influida
por el gosped.
 La orquestación es sencilla, sólida, y sin fluorita.
 Los ritmos pegadizos, acentuados por palmas y
movimientos corporales extemporáneos.
 Hay añadidos improvisados, giros y sonidos
auxiliares.

8. THE SUPREMES

9. HISTORIA DE LAS THE
SUPREMES
El grupo empezó como un cuarteto llamado las Primettes,
que había sido formado por el cantante Paul Williams, luego
en 1961 fueron firmaron con la discográfica...formado por
Diana Ross, Florence Ballard y Mary Wilson.Tardaron unos
años en impactar hasta 1964 y 1969 que consiguieron 12
números 1.En 1967 el grupo paso a llamarse Diana Ross y la
The Supremes, en ese mismo año Florence Ballard dejó el
grupo por diferencias internas y fue reemplazada por Cindy
Birdsong la letra de sus canciones tenían un sentido más
social que romántico. En 1969, Diana Ross dejó la
agrupación para seguir una sólida carrera en solitario. Fue
reemplazada por Jean Terrel En esta última época pasaron
por Las Supremes nuevas componentes: Lynda Laurence,
Scherrie Payne y Susaye Greene; la única componente
original que se mantuvo hasta el fin del grupo fue Mary

10. Discografía
Supremes The Supremes
Diana Ross & The Supremes
•Right On (1970) •Meet The Supremes (1963)
• Reflections (1968) •The Magnificent 7 (1970) •Where Did Our Love Go?
• Funny Girl (1968 •New Ways But Love Stays (1964)
• Diana Ross & The Supremes Join (1970) •A Bit of Liverpool (1964)
The Temptations (1968) •The Return of the •The Supremes Sing Country
• Live at London's Talk of the Town Magnificent Seven (1971) Western & Pop (1965)
(1968) •Touch (1971) •We Remember Sam Cooke
•Dynamite (1971) (1965)
• Love Child (1968)
•Floy Joy (1972) •More Hits by The Supremes
• T.C.B. (1968) •The Supremes Arranged (1965)
• Let the Sunshine In (1969) and Produced by Jimmy •At the Copa (1965)
• Together (1969) Webb (1972) •Merry Christmas (1965)
• Cream of the Crop (1969) •The Supremes (1975) •Hear a Symphony (1966)
•High Energy (1976) •The Supremes A' Go-Go
• On Broadway (1969)
•Mary, Scherrie and Susaye (1966)
• Farewell! (1970) (1976) •The Supremes Sing Holland-
Dozier-Holland (1967)
•The Supremes Sing Rodgers &
Hart (1967))

11. I'M LIVIN' IN SHAME
Mama was cookin' bread Mama, I miss you
She wore a dirty raggedy scarf around her head I know you're not to blame
Always had her stockings low Mama, I miss you
Rolled to her feet just didn't know Got a telegram
She wore a sloppy dress Mama passed away while making home made
Oh no matter how she tried she always looked a mess jam
Out of the pot she ate before she died she cried to see me by her side
Never used a fork or a dinner plate She always did her best
I was always so afraid that Ah cooked and cleaned and always in the
The uptown friends would see her same old dress
Afraid one day when I was grown Working hard, down on her knees
That I would be her Always trying to please
In college town away from here Mama, mama, mama can you hear me
A new identity I found Mama, mama, mama can you hear me
That I was born elite I'm living in shame
With maids and servants at my feet Mama, I miss you
I must have been insane I know you've done your best
I lied and said mama died on a weekend trip to Spain Mama, I miss you
She never got out of the house Won't you forgive me mama
Never even boarded a train For all the wrong I've done
Married a guy, was living high I know you've done your best
Ididn't want him to know her Oh I know you've done the very best you could
she had a grandson two years old Mama I thought you understood
That I never even showed her Working hard, down on your knees
I'm living in shame Mama you're always, always trying to please

12. Love Child Lyrics
You think that I don't feel love Mm, baby (hold on, hold on, just a little bit)
But what I feel for you is real love Mm, baby (hold on, hold on, just a little bit)
In other's eyes I see reflected I started school, in a worn, torn, dress that
A hurt, scorned, rejected somebody threw out
I knew the way it felt, to always live in doubt
Love child, never meant to be To be without the simple things
Love child, born in poverty So afraid my friends would see the guilt in me
Love child, never meant to be
Love child, take a look at me Don't think that I don't need you
Don't think I don't wanna please you
I started my life in an old, cold run down tenement slum No child of mine 'll be bearing
My father left, he never even married mom The name of shame I've been wearing
I shared the guilt my mama knew
So afraid that others knew I had no name Love child, love child, never quite as good
Afraid, ashamed, misunderstood
This love we're contemplating
Is worth the pain of waiting But I'll always love you
We'll only end up hating I'll always love you
The child we maybe creating I'll always love you
I'll always love you
Love child, never meant to be I'll always love you
Love child, (scorned by) society I'll always love you
Love child, always second best
Love child, different from the rest