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The Spanish Baroque period spanned from the late 1500s to early 1700s, during which the Baroque style was applied to art, music, literature and architecture in Spain. Religious themes dominated the period, and a distinctive Baroque architectural style emerged. Spanish music was highly influential in the 1600s, especially the villancico style, while Spanish Baroque literature featured common traits like satire, escapism, moralizing and stoicism that authors used to comment on current events.
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spanish baroque
- 2. -Spanish Baroque refers to a time period spanning from the late 1500s to the early 1700s -Baroque style was applied to art, music, literature and architecture
- 3. -Themes during this period were religious ones -A baroque architectural style emerged during this time period
- 4. -Spanish music was highly influential throughout the 1600s -The villancico style flourished during the period
- 5. -Spanish Baroque literature has many common traits between the works of different authors -Spanish writers took to using satire, escapism, moralizing and stoicism as a way to comment on the current times
- 6. THANK YOU!