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Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular ~ Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular Music Deborah Pacini Hernandez on FREE shipping on qualifying offers Pacini Hernandez presents an analysis of the hybridity of Latino musical practices carefuly documenting the transnational musical interactions between Latinos in the United States in their countries of origin
Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular Music ~ Hybridity Identity and Latino Popular Music O ye Como Va I selected this phrase as the main title for this book because of its exhortation to pay attention in this instance to the sonic spaces that surround us and in particular to the rich mixture of sounds produced and consumed by Latinos Translated as “Listen to
Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular Music ~ Editorial Reviews Oye Como Va provides an incisive historical and contemporary overview of all the major popular musical genres defined as ‘Latin’Pacini Hernandez presents an insightful coherent eloquent and engaging analysis of the hybridity of Latino musical practices carefully documenting the ‘transnational’ musical interactions between Latinos in the United States and in
Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular Music ~ Book Description Listen Up When the New Yorkborn Tito Puente composed Oye Como Va in the 1960s his popular song was called Latin even though it was a fusion of AfroCuban and New York Latino musical influencesA decade later Carlos Santana a Mexican immigrant blended Puentes tune with rock and roll which brought it to the attention of national audiences
Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular ~ Listen Up When the New Yorkborn Tito Puente composed Oye Como Va in the 1960s his popular song was called Latin even though it was a fusion of AfroCuban and New York Latino musical influences A decade later Carlos Santana a Mexican immigrant blended Puente’s tune with rock and roll which brought it to the attention of national audiences
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Deborah PaciniHernandez Oye Como Va Hybridity and ~ With Oye Como Va Deborah PaciniHernandez contributes to the literature on Latino music and culture by blending sophisticated and comprehensive sociocultural analysis of several music genres performed by Latinos such as rock salsa meregue reggaeton hiphop and cumbia along with basic histories of the genres and a tracing of their
Project MUSE Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in ~ Yet in her book Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular Music Deborah Pacini Hernandez provides an organized concise and informative overview of Latin popular music specifically in regards to the recording industry’s relationship to Latinao musicians and audience in the United States
Project MUSE Oye Como Va Hybridity and Identity in ~ With Oye Como Va Deborah Pacini Hernandez provides a strong transnational study of hybridity and identity in Latino popular music in the United States Pacini Hernandez’s book is timely
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