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The millenary African culture and the illogical social forms of the beat counterculture gave a framework of authenticity, identity and rebellion to the greatest expression of popular music of the last century: rock music. The African culture had arrived in America in the slave ships, in the form of divine spirits that gave birth to the blues music at the end of the nineteenth century in the southern United States. A couple of decades after blues music, jazz appeared as a magnificent cultural expression accepted by all, and in the midtwentieth century appeared rock and roll. The Beat Generation of Kerouac, Ginsberg and Burroughs also influenced the countercultural movement of the time. The Beat culture (counterculture?) was a bridge between black music and rock and roll. These rebellious poets loved jazz and wrote against the establishment. There are links between this fifties counterculture and rock music in the youthful rebellion of the sixties.

La contracultura beat: un puente entre la música negra y el rock