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== Lack of atheistic music within the disco music genre ==
== Lack of atheistic music within the disco music genre ==
''See also:'' [[Atheism and dance]]
[[File:04232012dae jpg semana de la cultura155.JPG|thumbnail|200px|right|Women at the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Mexico City where a disco event was held.
[[File:04232012dae jpg semana de la cultura155.JPG|thumbnail|200px|right|Women at the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Mexico City where a disco event was held.
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Atheism is unpopular among Latinos and a significant majority of atheists are men (see: [[Western atheism and race]] and [[Atheism and women]]).]]
Atheism is unpopular among Latinos and a significant majority of atheists are men (see: [[Western atheism and race]] and [[Atheism and women]]).]]
Unlike various religious traditions, atheism has no tradition of dance (See: [[Atheism and dance]]). No atheist song was ever popular with the disco music genre and no atheist song was ever popular among atheists which incorporated a disco music style.
In addition, disco music is a genre of dance music that contains of elements of soul, funk, pop, and salsa. Atheism has never been popular within the African-American community nor has it been popular among latinos (See: [[Western atheism and race]]). As far as pop, atheism has never been broadly popular among Americans (see: [[Views on atheists]]) and pop music often incorporates elements of music popular among urban, ethnic communities.
In addition, disco music is a genre of dance music that contains of elements of soul, funk, pop, and salsa. Atheism has never been popular within the African-American community nor has it been popular among latinos (See: [[Western atheism and race]]). As far as pop, atheism has never been broadly popular among Americans (see: [[Views on atheists]]) and pop music often incorporates elements of music popular among urban, ethnic communities.