In the forties, the growth and expantion of the traditional centers in Buenos Aires were connected with the social ties they had built. The relational networks expanded as the groups consolidated their organizations and the participation of their partners. This article endeavors to explain the relationships inside two of the most influential traditionalist centers in the province of Buenos Aires: "Círculo Tradicional Leales y Pampeanos" of Avellaneda" and "Círculo Criollo El Rodeo" of Santos Lugares.We consider that the traditionalists had a set of variants for preparing their performances, parades, equestrian practices and creole celebrations that contributed to the consolidation of the "gaucho" as a national symbol. The partners, dressed ...
El presente trabajo pone en discusión la interpretación del fenómeno del "criollismo popular" en Arg...
The Gauchos, horsemen and ranch workers on the pampas of South America, constitute a specific mascul...
The emergence of the city of Mercedes (Buenos Aires province, Argentina) is closely linked to the hi...
El crecimiento y la expansión de los centros tradicionalistas bonaerenses durante la década del cuar...
In the context of the creation of the Day of Tradition in the province of Buenos Aires, which was se...
This article proposes the study of cultural relations in the Río de la Plata area between 1927 and 1...
This article explores the spread of criollismo during the gestation process and the first years of o...
This article explores the way in which certain cultural practices related to the construction of the...
This article analyzes the legend of Argentine saint and working-class hero Gauchito Gil, who lived i...
This article proposes an approach, from the historical discipline, to the festivals linked to local ...
This article explores a series practices and narratives in order to analyze the forms in which an An...
By the end of 19th Century and the beginning of 20th Century, anarchist writers from the Rio de la P...
El charro se ha constituido como símbolo de la mexicanidad recorriendo un camino paralelo, con varia...
This paper argues against the usual interpretation of the phenomenon of “popular criollismo” in Arge...
The present study explores the way in which the greater festival of La Rioja, Argentina, known as Ti...
El presente trabajo pone en discusión la interpretación del fenómeno del "criollismo popular" en Arg...
The Gauchos, horsemen and ranch workers on the pampas of South America, constitute a specific mascul...
The emergence of the city of Mercedes (Buenos Aires province, Argentina) is closely linked to the hi...
El crecimiento y la expansión de los centros tradicionalistas bonaerenses durante la década del cuar...
In the context of the creation of the Day of Tradition in the province of Buenos Aires, which was se...
This article proposes the study of cultural relations in the Río de la Plata area between 1927 and 1...
This article explores the spread of criollismo during the gestation process and the first years of o...
This article explores the way in which certain cultural practices related to the construction of the...
This article analyzes the legend of Argentine saint and working-class hero Gauchito Gil, who lived i...
This article proposes an approach, from the historical discipline, to the festivals linked to local ...
This article explores a series practices and narratives in order to analyze the forms in which an An...
By the end of 19th Century and the beginning of 20th Century, anarchist writers from the Rio de la P...
El charro se ha constituido como símbolo de la mexicanidad recorriendo un camino paralelo, con varia...
This paper argues against the usual interpretation of the phenomenon of “popular criollismo” in Arge...
The present study explores the way in which the greater festival of La Rioja, Argentina, known as Ti...
El presente trabajo pone en discusión la interpretación del fenómeno del "criollismo popular" en Arg...
The Gauchos, horsemen and ranch workers on the pampas of South America, constitute a specific mascul...
The emergence of the city of Mercedes (Buenos Aires province, Argentina) is closely linked to the hi...