noun
definition
A form of Louisiana Creole music, characteristically performed by accordion and washboard bands, that combines Cajun and Creole roots music with elements of African American music.
Examples of zydeco in a Sentence
From jazz to zydeco, R&B and gospel, musical roots in Louisiana run deep, and some major music stars trace their histories back to the state.
For decorations, think lots of bright, bold colors, and don't forget to stock up on jazz and zydeco music for dancing.
Rockin' the Mississippi Delta--Learn why the area is known as the home of Zydeco, Rhythm and Blues, Ragtime, and Gospel while listening to local musicians perform fan favorites.
Cajun, Creole and Zydeco borrowed French music traditions and mixed them with African and Caribbean music influences.
Driving, funky and downright dirty, Zydeco will have you popping your fingers and shuffling your feet.
On the percussion side, I have a Zydeco washboard which is played with bottle openers, dog brushes and an egg whisk.
Playing with zydeco bands all that time, everybody was always dancing.