Definition of soukous in English:

soukous

nounˈsuːkuːsˈso͞okəs

mass noun

A style of African popular music characterized by syncopated rhythms and intricate contrasting guitar melodies, originating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire).
苏库斯音乐（源自非洲刚果民主共和国，多切分音节奏与复杂吉他旋律）
Example sentencesExamples
- Congo jazz and soukous, played on a guitar, are popular varieties for such dances.
- The first volume concentrated on eight West African countries, but this second selection is an entirely Congolese mixture of rumba roots and early soukous.
- Throughout his career he has experimented with diverse musical genres as rumba, soukous, salsa, highlife and Afrobeat.
- A maximum of five contestants vie in categories dedicated to dancehall, reggae, soukous, African, compass/racine, calypso, Latin, and gospel music.
- Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca.

Origin

Perhaps from French secouer 'to shake'.

Rhymes

fucus, Lucas, mucous, mucus, Ophiuchus

Definition of soukous in US English:

soukous

nounˈso͞okəs

A style of African popular music characterized by syncopated rhythms and intricate contrasting guitar melodies, originating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire).
苏库斯音乐（源自非洲刚果民主共和国，多切分音节奏与复杂吉他旋律）
Example sentencesExamples
- Congo jazz and soukous, played on a guitar, are popular varieties for such dances.
- Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca.
- A maximum of five contestants vie in categories dedicated to dancehall, reggae, soukous, African, compass/racine, calypso, Latin, and gospel music.
- The first volume concentrated on eight West African countries, but this second selection is an entirely Congolese mixture of rumba roots and early soukous.
- Throughout his career he has experimented with diverse musical genres as rumba, soukous, salsa, highlife and Afrobeat.

Origin

Perhaps from French secouer ‘to shake’.

单词	soukous
释义	Definition of soukous in English: soukous nounˈsuːkuːsˈso͞okəs mass noun A style of African popular music characterized by syncopated rhythms and intricate contrasting guitar melodies, originating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire). 苏库斯音乐（源自非洲刚果民主共和国，多切分音节奏与复杂吉他旋律） Example sentencesExamples Congo jazz and soukous, played on a guitar, are popular varieties for such dances. The first volume concentrated on eight West African countries, but this second selection is an entirely Congolese mixture of rumba roots and early soukous. Throughout his career he has experimented with diverse musical genres as rumba, soukous, salsa, highlife and Afrobeat. A maximum of five contestants vie in categories dedicated to dancehall, reggae, soukous, African, compass/racine, calypso, Latin, and gospel music. Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca. Origin Perhaps from French secouer 'to shake'. Rhymes fucus, Lucas, mucous, mucus, Ophiuchus Definition of soukous in US English: soukous nounˈso͞okəs A style of African popular music characterized by syncopated rhythms and intricate contrasting guitar melodies, originating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire). 苏库斯音乐（源自非洲刚果民主共和国，多切分音节奏与复杂吉他旋律） Example sentencesExamples Congo jazz and soukous, played on a guitar, are popular varieties for such dances. Over three days and nights, popular Creole musical forms such as cadence-lypso, compass, zouk, soukous, and bouyon ring out alongside Creole-influenced reggae and soca. A maximum of five contestants vie in categories dedicated to dancehall, reggae, soukous, African, compass/racine, calypso, Latin, and gospel music. The first volume concentrated on eight West African countries, but this second selection is an entirely Congolese mixture of rumba roots and early soukous. Throughout his career he has experimented with diverse musical genres as rumba, soukous, salsa, highlife and Afrobeat. Origin Perhaps from French secouer ‘to shake’.
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