The (Re)Construction of Identities in Popular Andean Music in Peru: A Field of Cultural Dispute and Negotiation
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https://doi.org/10.15359/rep.6-1.4Keywords:
cultural identities, multidimensional, local and national referents, hegemony, Andes folk music, demographic transformations, dominant and dominating subjectsAbstract
This paper analyzes the construction and transformation of the cultural identities in Peru: a complex, multidimensional, conflicting, and dynamic process in which local, national, global, polítical, and historical referents that involve individual and collective subjects fight for hegemony. The Andes regional folk music is one of the scenarios that offer the biggest and richest elements in cultural identity studies.
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