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| − | '''Raggare''' is a subculture mostly found in [[Scandinavia]]n countries, [[Germany]], [[Austria]], [[Switzerland]], the [[Netherlands]], and [[Belgium]]. They are known for being motorcycle and car enthusiasts, as well as listening to [[rock and roll]], [[heavy metal]], [[hip hop]], [[reggae]], and [[country music]]. They were inspired by the greasers of the [[United States]] and various subcultures of the [[United Kingdom]], including mods, rockers, and [[skinhead]]s. | + | '''Raggare''' is a subculture mostly found in [[Scandinavia]]n countries, [[Germany]], [[Austria]], [[Switzerland]], the [[Netherlands]], and [[Belgium]]. They are known for being motorcycle and car enthusiasts, as well as listening to [[rock and roll]], [[heavy metal]], [[hip hop]], [[reggae]], [[rhythm and blues]], and [[country music]]. They were inspired by the greasers of the [[United States]] and various subcultures of the [[United Kingdom]], including mods, rockers, and [[skinhead]]s. |
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Latest revision as of 21:21, March 16, 2018
Raggare is a subculture mostly found in Scandinavian countries, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Belgium. They are known for being motorcycle and car enthusiasts, as well as listening to rock and roll, heavy metal, hip hop, reggae, rhythm and blues, and country music. They were inspired by the greasers of the United States and various subcultures of the United Kingdom, including mods, rockers, and skinheads.