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Blogs are popular for hearing news from outside of Chimoche and video game sites are also very popular. Recently online shopping is becoming more and more popular with packages being delivered by drones to people's houses. | Blogs are popular for hearing news from outside of Chimoche and video game sites are also very popular. Recently online shopping is becoming more and more popular with packages being delivered by drones to people's houses. | ||
===Music=== | ===Music=== | ||
The music of Chimoche is very varied, ranging from rock to classical. That being said rock, country, folk and classical music are by far the most popular genres. | The music of Chimoche is very varied, ranging from rock to classical. That being said rock, country, folk and classical music are by far the most popular genres. Rock is particularly popular amongst the young Chimor. Typically it tends more towards the classic rock and punk rock cultures, with the 1960s, 1980s and early 2000s being the three "golden ages" of Chimor rock. Country music in Chimoche originated around the 1930s in the rural areas of the province of Paolantana in the cocaine plantations as a way to make it through the harsh conditions. It rose in popularity until the 1960s when rock took over and it then slumped in national opinion until the late 2010s when the youth of Chimoche claimed it as party and dance music. Ever since then it has endured as the second most popular genre in Chimoche after rock. | ||
Rock is particularly popular amongst the young Chimor. Typically it tends more towards the classic rock and punk rock cultures, with the 1960s, 1980s and early 2000s being the three "golden ages" of Chimor rock. | The oldest Folk song in Chimoche, El Falcao Se Eleva, a song detailing the rise of King Falcao I, is the national anthem of Chimoche and can be recited by every Chimor asked in the streets. Folk is typically not too popular, however the occasional artist makes it into mainstream culture. Classical music is typically used as an accompaniment to the other kinds of music for creating an atmosphere. Usually for an artist to succeed in the genre they have to have an excellent orchestra to accompany rock bands in experimental tracks. | ||
Country music in Chimoche originated around the 1930s in the rural areas of the province of Paolantana in the cocaine plantations as a way to make it through the harsh conditions. It rose in popularity until the 1960s when rock took over and it then slumped in national opinion until the late 2010s when the youth of Chimoche claimed it as party and dance music. Ever since then it has endured as the second most popular genre in Chimoche after rock. | |||
The oldest Folk song in Chimoche, El Falcao Se Eleva, a song detailing the rise of King Falcao I, is the national anthem of Chimoche and can be recited by every Chimor asked in the streets. Folk is typically not too popular, however the occasional artist makes it into mainstream culture. | |||
Classical music is typically used as an accompaniment to the other kinds of music for creating an atmosphere. Usually for an artist to succeed in the genre they have to have an excellent orchestra to accompany rock bands in experimental tracks. | |||
===Art=== | ===Art=== | ||
Art is a traditional pursuit of the Chimor; at points in the Chimor's history the only legal occupants of Cha Chan were the imperial legion and the artisans of the monarch. However, certain forms of art are not very popular in the empire; paintings aren't due to the lack of resistance to the weather and cheap materials. Performing arts are another example of such pursuits; acting is seen in a neutral light and dancing is hated as a waste of muscle that could be used in the economy. | Art is a traditional pursuit of the Chimor; at points in the Chimor's history the only legal occupants of Cha Chan were the imperial legion and the artisans of the monarch. However, certain forms of art are not very popular in the empire; paintings aren't due to the lack of resistance to the weather and cheap materials. Performing arts are another example of such pursuits; acting is seen in a neutral light and dancing is hated as a waste of muscle that could be used in the economy. | ||