The word disco comes from the word discothèque. In the occupied France underground hidden dance clubs called discothèque originated as the Nazis banned black American artists from performing Jazz music in clubs. Instead of live bands or singers performing, recorded music was played in these underground clubs. Subsequently a type a music evolved from these clubs which was referred to as Disco Music. The word disco is short for discothèque.
The shorter version is disco.
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Disco came from the US and Canada in the 60s.
1970s
The shorter version is disco.
Disco is a shortened word for the word discotheque. Discotheque is a popular form of music associated with the 1970's.
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discosby evie
Disco came from the US and Canada in the 60s.
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discoes.
The plural form of the noun 'disco' as a word for a type of club is discos.The noun 'disco' as a word for a type of music is an uncountable noun.
The 1970s
1970s
Yes, the word "disco" is short for "discotheque," which originally referred to a nightclub or party where recorded music was played for dancing.