Definition: In the context of music, "canzones" refers to a type of musical ensemble or group that consists of two to four musicians. These groups are often referred to as quartets, quintets, sextets, or octettes. The term "canzone" was introduced by the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi in his opera "La forza del destino". The word is derived from the Latin "canzona", which means "music of the people". Canzones can be used
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