The intensification of globalization processes towards the end of the 20th century gave way to new forms of transnational spreading to the Afro- Cuban dance and, hence, to new spatial relocations, like Mexico City. The main thread of this paper is an interrogation about the changes that this kind of dance has undergone during its recent history and the nuances this has brought about in its practice. In particular, I intend to explore the role played by Cuban artists as cultural intermediaries in the process of teaching other people how to dance. I will argue as well the recognition of the “Afro” type as a cultural legacy and point out the rise of non-Western body disciplines as one of the main ways in which Afro-Cuban dance is being relocat...
This article provides an overview of the appropriations of Guinean folklore related to the emergence...
Hailing from its native land of Cuba, the Afro-Cuban rhythms of salsa dance immigrated to America du...
The PHD Thesis “Oriental Dance, Gender and Colonial Policies: from the Modern Cabaret to the Global ...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
“Dancing the Orishas: Exporting a Constructed Form of Popular Culture from Havana to Arcata” The sta...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
“Dancing the Orishas: Exporting a Constructed Form of Popular Culture from Havana to Arcata” The sta...
This article presents the characterization of those who attended to some occidental African dancing ...
This article presents the characterization of those who attended to some occidental African dancing ...
Cuba is an island defined by its mixture of people, long inhabited by indigenous people, colonized b...
185 páginasHow it does from and with the body afro-contemporary dance? This question has became in a...
This article provides an overview of the appropriations of Guinean folklore related to the emergence...
This article provides an overview of the appropriations of Guinean folklore related to the emergence...
This article provides an overview of the appropriations of Guinean folklore related to the emergence...
Hailing from its native land of Cuba, the Afro-Cuban rhythms of salsa dance immigrated to America du...
The PHD Thesis “Oriental Dance, Gender and Colonial Policies: from the Modern Cabaret to the Global ...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
“Dancing the Orishas: Exporting a Constructed Form of Popular Culture from Havana to Arcata” The sta...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
This dissertation examines the ways in which Cuban cultural, political and economic forces helped cr...
“Dancing the Orishas: Exporting a Constructed Form of Popular Culture from Havana to Arcata” The sta...
This article presents the characterization of those who attended to some occidental African dancing ...
This article presents the characterization of those who attended to some occidental African dancing ...
Cuba is an island defined by its mixture of people, long inhabited by indigenous people, colonized b...
185 páginasHow it does from and with the body afro-contemporary dance? This question has became in a...
This article provides an overview of the appropriations of Guinean folklore related to the emergence...
This article provides an overview of the appropriations of Guinean folklore related to the emergence...
This article provides an overview of the appropriations of Guinean folklore related to the emergence...
Hailing from its native land of Cuba, the Afro-Cuban rhythms of salsa dance immigrated to America du...
The PHD Thesis “Oriental Dance, Gender and Colonial Policies: from the Modern Cabaret to the Global ...