La invisibilidad de la negritud en la literatura histórico-musical chilena y la formación del canon étnico mestizo. El caso de la (zama)cueca durante el siglo XIX

June 5, 2017 | Autor: Christian Spencer | Categoría: Cultural Studies, Latin American Studies, Popular Music Studies, Popular Music, Ethnomusicology, Chile, Latin American History, Traditional Music, Latin American Music, Latin American Popular Music, Spanish American Independence, Society and Politics 19th Century Latin America, Latin American Popular Culture, Negritude, América Latina, Latin American Colonial Music, Negros, Historia de Chile, Música Popular, Musica Chilena, Ethnomusicology, Anthropology of music, Organology, Afroperuanosaporte De Los Negros En El Peru, Zamacueca, Música Popular Latinoamericana, Popular Music and Popular Culture, Critical Theory and Cultural Studies, População Negra, Chilean Musicology, Latin American Ethnomusicology, Latin American 19th Century Music, Chile, Latin American History, Traditional Music, Latin American Music, Latin American Popular Music, Spanish American Independence, Society and Politics 19th Century Latin America, Latin American Popular Culture, Negritude, América Latina, Latin American Colonial Music, Negros, Historia de Chile, Música Popular, Musica Chilena, Ethnomusicology, Anthropology of music, Organology, Afroperuanosaporte De Los Negros En El Peru, Zamacueca, Música Popular Latinoamericana, Popular Music and Popular Culture, Critical Theory and Cultural Studies, População Negra, Chilean Musicology, Latin American Ethnomusicology, Latin American 19th Century Music

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