Solo Soy Un Guitarrista : Bob Dying in the Spanish-speaking world--influences, parallels, reception, and translation

This paper aims to examine the relationship between Bob Dylan's work and the cultures, literatures, and musics of the Spanish-speaking world. The relationship is bidirectional, taking in Spanish and Latin American influences and themes in Dylan's production, as well as the influence and reception of that work in the Hispanophone universe. I further consider not only direct influences but also literary and musical parallels, and also briefly examine the translation of Dylan into Spanish. What I am offering is a case-study in intercultural relations, not an excursion into theory, and I shall not be explicitly entering into issues of ethnoliterature, ethnomusicology, cultural studies, or translation studies.Note: The Peformance Artistry of Bob Dylan: Conference Proceedings of the Caen Colloquium. Title note: quotation marks removed to ensure alphabetical order. Difference as follows; "Solo Soy Un Guitarrista": Bob Dylan in the Spanish-Speaking World--Influences, Parallels, Reception, and Translatio