C-pop

English

Etymology

A modification of J-pop

Noun

C-pop (uncountable)

(music) Chinese pop music influenced by western genres. It consists of two subgenres, Cantopop and Mandopop, but sometimes these terms are confused or used in the narrower sense of one of the subgenres since the gap between them has been narrowing.

Translations

Chinese pop music

Chinese:
Mandarin: 中文流行音樂, 中文流行音乐 (Zhōngwén liúxíng yīnyuè)
French: C-pop f, pop chinoise f
German: C-Pop m

Japanese: C-POP (Shī-poppu), 中華ポップ (Chūka-poppu), 中華ポップス (Chūka-poppusu), シー・ポップ (Shī-poppu)
Korean: C팝 (C-pap), C-pop
Marathi: सी-पॉप n (sī-pǒpa)
Russian: кита́йский поп m (kitájskij pop), си-по́п m (si-póp), кита́йская поп-му́зыка f (kitájskaja pop-múzyka)

Mandopop — see Mandopop

Cantopop — see Cantopop

See also

J-pop
K-pop

Anagrams

Copp

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