What does MOWO mean in INTERNET

Music Of White Origin (MOWO) encompasses many different types of music that are traditionally thought of as having been composed and performed by white people. These genres include Country, Folk, Rock & Roll, Blues, Jazz and Classical Music.

Some representative artists from Music Of White Origin include Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and Antonio Vivaldi.

The roots of Music Of White Origin can be traced back to the early 18th century when European classical music began to emerge as a distinct genre. Its other genres such as Country and Folk grew out of traditional American culture throughout the 19th century while Rock & Roll developed in the 1950s with pioneers such as Elvis Presley. Jazz started taking form in the early 20th century with Louis Armstrong being one of its foremost figures.

Yes — many artists have blended elements from multiple genres to create their own unique sound which draws from multiple MOWO traditions. For example Chuck Berry's Rock & Roll style drew heavily from Blues and Country styles while Louis Armstrong helped create Swing music which was a combination of Jazz with elements from musical theatre.

The popularity of Music Of White Origin has fluctuated throughout history with certain genres dominating popular culture at certain times more than others. Classical Music was dominant during much of the 18th century while Country began establishing itself developmentally in America during the 19th century along with Folk music created by settlers in new lands. Rock & Roll took centre stage during 1950s America thanks to musicians who were playing it while Jazz had emerged earlier in the 20th century becoming immensely popular among African-Americans before appealing to wider audiences later on.