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Canada and the US are both part of North America. Maybe Americana transcends borders and political divisions.
by r14c 1y ago
Canada and the US are both part of North America. Maybe Americana transcends borders and political divisions.
- RajT88 1y agoCanada is not terribly different. Near the border, the people on either side talk the same. You go north/south the accents vary on a spectrum. Oh yahh, dem yoopers are almost canucks!
- sandworm101 1y agoThe accents actually change more east-west. That's why all the movies filmed in Vancouver using local actors sound just like those filmed in LA. The "neutral" accents of the US midwest are similar to those of the Canadian prairies. Only in the east does the north-south thing become so prominent.
- ZeWaka 1y ago> Only in the east does the north-south thing become so prominent. Sounds just like the situation here in the US!
- brudgers 1y agoSpanish language music generally isn’t considered Americana even though most of the Americas speak Spanish including much of Noth America. And there are three times as many people in Mexico as in Canada and as many Spanish speakers in the US as Canadians in Canada.
- moate 1y agolooks at the rest of Norte Americana This does not hold water.
- r14c 1y agoNorte America es un territorio enorme. Lo que yo quería decir es que la frontera política entre EEUU y Canadá no es el borde de la cultura que comparten.