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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Excelente. R27256. Editorial Verbum, Madrid (D)20x14. 195pp. Rústica. ENSAYO.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - ¡¡Mujer!! Nuestro lugar en la Guerra Espiritual. El propósito de este libro es ubicar y resaltar la belleza espiritual de la mujer guerrera en el siglo 21. Ofrecerle la capacitación y herramientas necesarias para enfrentar al maligno, como señal escogida en el escena profético que nos ha tocado vivir. Identificar las diferencias entre guerras, batallas, luchas y combates. Todo se hará marchando, es decir, tomando la posición correspondiente para demostrar su liderazgo en la Guerra Espiritual.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. An excellent overview of the diversity of Mexican music and its powerful role in society to awaken, narrate, and interpret political consciousness.The essays in Migration, Dislocation, and Place Making in Mexican Popular Music explore a convoluted musical landscape through personal testimonial, cultural history, and musical ethnography. The iconic regional traditions of mariachi and musica nortena, from the center and north of the country, hybridize and become a musical lifeline for immigrants under stress. When rural economies collapse and the only cash crops are illegal, traditional corrido ballads morph into narco-corridos, deceitfully sacralized with folk saints. The international idiom of rock is fully naturalized and Mexicanized to offer powerful social critiques to youthful urban listeners. Popular diva singers challenge racism, discrimination, xenophobia, and homophobia. Social and cultural change in greater Mexico has multiple soundtracks that replenish and redefine ethnicity. This anthology is tightly focused on popular music and its powerful role in society to awaken, narrate, and interpret political consciousness. The variety of styles highlighted here distinguishes it from other works on Mexican musical traditions. Interdisciplinary in scope, this anthology is sensitive to the nuances of the struggles over identities represented through Mexican musical expressions. It defines the imagined communities and identity formation of Mexican immigrants across class and regional differences as reflected in the music they choose to listen to. It examines the cultural economy of fans and followers and the reciprocal influence of musical consumers and producers, analyzing the impact Mexican musicians have on second-generation Chicanos in California and the Borderlands who are coming of age and redefining their place within the social fabric of the United States. Contributors to this volume detail the ways in which fans and musicians alike use Mexican music to challenge cultural expectations to re-create a world of communion, hope, defiance, and self-recognition. The collection features essays by Eddy Francisco Alvarez Jr., Jaime Bernal Boyzo, Martha I. Chew Sanchez, Ramiro Godina Valerio, Jorge N. Leal, and Daniel Topete. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. ¡Mujer! Nuestro Lugar En La Guerra Espiritual | "Eres La Escogida, Del Eterno Dios, Para Enfrentar Al Enemigo En El Escenario Profético Del Siglo 21". | Idalia Sanchez | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Spanisch | 2021 | LifeRich Publishing | EAN 9781489734730 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. An excellent overview of the diversity of Mexican music and its powerful role in society to awaken, narrate, and interpret political consciousness.The essays in Migration, Dislocation, and Place Making in Mexican Popular Music explore a convoluted musical landscape through personal testimonial, cultural history, and musical ethnography. The iconic regional traditions of mariachi and musica nortena, from the center and north of the country, hybridize and become a musical lifeline for immigrants under stress. When rural economies collapse and the only cash crops are illegal, traditional corrido ballads morph into narco-corridos, deceitfully sacralized with folk saints. The international idiom of rock is fully naturalized and Mexicanized to offer powerful social critiques to youthful urban listeners. Popular diva singers challenge racism, discrimination, xenophobia, and homophobia. Social and cultural change in greater Mexico has multiple soundtracks that replenish and redefine ethnicity. This anthology is tightly focused on popular music and its powerful role in society to awaken, narrate, and interpret political consciousness. The variety of styles highlighted here distinguishes it from other works on Mexican musical traditions. Interdisciplinary in scope, this anthology is sensitive to the nuances of the struggles over identities represented through Mexican musical expressions. It defines the imagined communities and identity formation of Mexican immigrants across class and regional differences as reflected in the music they choose to listen to. It examines the cultural economy of fans and followers and the reciprocal influence of musical consumers and producers, analyzing the impact Mexican musicians have on second-generation Chicanos in California and the Borderlands who are coming of age and redefining their place within the social fabric of the United States. Contributors to this volume detail the ways in which fans and musicians alike use Mexican music to challenge cultural expectations to re-create a world of communion, hope, defiance, and self-recognition. The collection features essays by Eddy Francisco Alvarez Jr., Jaime Bernal Boyzo, Martha I. Chew Sanchez, Ramiro Godina Valerio, Jorge N. Leal, and Daniel Topete. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…