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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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A memória individual e coletiva colombiana na performance de um gênero musical - o vallenato / The individual and collective memory in the performance of a colombian musical genre the vallenato

Vanzella, Laís Galo 20 June 2018 (has links)
Esta investigação busca compreender, através de um estudo histórico e uma análise interpretativa das letras e performances de algumas canções, a participação do gênero musical colombiano vallenato em uma das grandes lutas da Colômbia, que envolve a seleção e a construção de memórias coletivas, a fim de melhorar sua imagem dentro e fora do país. Dentro da elite da Costa caribenha colombiana, intelectuais como Consuelo Araújo Noguera, Alfonso López Michelsen e Gabriel García Márquez sempre defenderam a ideia de que o gênero musical vallenato teria se originado na cidade de Valledupar, porém, teorias mais atuais afirmam que ele surgiu como um dos principais pilares da construção de uma identidade nacional colombiana. A partir dos conceitos de Memória coletiva e individual explorados por Maurice Halbwachs e Ecléa Bosi e por meio das teorias elaboradas pela Antropologia da performance, este trabalho tem como objetivo compreender de que forma o vallenato possibilita o acesso a alguns elementos desta memória coletiva/individual colombiana. O recorte de tempo deste trabalho abrange desde o fim da década de 40 até os anos 2000, principalmente após as hibridações feitas pelo cantor Carlos Vives, na década de 90. A análise das letras e performances se apoia no método da Antropologia Interpretativa/Hermenêutica nos moldes de Geertz (2008). Através da análise de alguns elementos históricos e líricos do vallenato e de entrevistas realizadas na Colômbia durante os anos de pesquisa conclui-se que, de fato, existiram campanhas e incentivos tanto governamentais quanto não - governamentais para a exaltação de certas memórias através da música (principalmente a vallenata) e após décadas, o país parece estar conseguindo construir uma imagem mais positiva dentro e fora de suas fronteiras. / This research seeks to understand, through a historical study and an interpretative analysis of the lyrics and performances of some songs, the participation of the Colombian musical genre vallenato in one of the great fights of Colombia which involves the selection and construction of collective memories in order to improve their image both inside and outside the country. Within the elite of the Colombian Caribbean coast, intellectuals like Consuelo Araújo Noguera, Alfonso López Michelsen and Gabriel García Márquez have always defended the idea that the musical genre vallenato originated in the city of Valledupar, however, more current theories affirm that it appeared as one of the main pillars of the construction of a Colombian national identity. From the concepts of collective and individual memory explored by Maurice Halbwachs and Ecléa Bosi and through the theories elaborated by performance anthropology, this work aims to understand how vallenato allows access to some elements of this Colombian collective / individual memory. The time cut of this work ranges from the late 1940s through the 2000s, mainly after the hybrids made by singer Carlos Vives, in the 90\'s. The analysis of letters and performances is based on the method of Interpretive Anthropology / Hermeneutics in the manner of Geertz (2008). Through the analysis of some historical and lyrical elements of vallenato and interviews conducted in Colombia during the years of research, it was concluded that, in fact, there were governmental and non-governmental campaigns and incentives for the exaltation of certain memories through music (mainly vallenata) and after decades, the country seems to be able to build a more positive image inside and outside its borders.
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A memória individual e coletiva colombiana na performance de um gênero musical - o vallenato / The individual and collective memory in the performance of a colombian musical genre the vallenato

Laís Galo Vanzella 20 June 2018 (has links)
Esta investigação busca compreender, através de um estudo histórico e uma análise interpretativa das letras e performances de algumas canções, a participação do gênero musical colombiano vallenato em uma das grandes lutas da Colômbia, que envolve a seleção e a construção de memórias coletivas, a fim de melhorar sua imagem dentro e fora do país. Dentro da elite da Costa caribenha colombiana, intelectuais como Consuelo Araújo Noguera, Alfonso López Michelsen e Gabriel García Márquez sempre defenderam a ideia de que o gênero musical vallenato teria se originado na cidade de Valledupar, porém, teorias mais atuais afirmam que ele surgiu como um dos principais pilares da construção de uma identidade nacional colombiana. A partir dos conceitos de Memória coletiva e individual explorados por Maurice Halbwachs e Ecléa Bosi e por meio das teorias elaboradas pela Antropologia da performance, este trabalho tem como objetivo compreender de que forma o vallenato possibilita o acesso a alguns elementos desta memória coletiva/individual colombiana. O recorte de tempo deste trabalho abrange desde o fim da década de 40 até os anos 2000, principalmente após as hibridações feitas pelo cantor Carlos Vives, na década de 90. A análise das letras e performances se apoia no método da Antropologia Interpretativa/Hermenêutica nos moldes de Geertz (2008). Através da análise de alguns elementos históricos e líricos do vallenato e de entrevistas realizadas na Colômbia durante os anos de pesquisa conclui-se que, de fato, existiram campanhas e incentivos tanto governamentais quanto não - governamentais para a exaltação de certas memórias através da música (principalmente a vallenata) e após décadas, o país parece estar conseguindo construir uma imagem mais positiva dentro e fora de suas fronteiras. / This research seeks to understand, through a historical study and an interpretative analysis of the lyrics and performances of some songs, the participation of the Colombian musical genre vallenato in one of the great fights of Colombia which involves the selection and construction of collective memories in order to improve their image both inside and outside the country. Within the elite of the Colombian Caribbean coast, intellectuals like Consuelo Araújo Noguera, Alfonso López Michelsen and Gabriel García Márquez have always defended the idea that the musical genre vallenato originated in the city of Valledupar, however, more current theories affirm that it appeared as one of the main pillars of the construction of a Colombian national identity. From the concepts of collective and individual memory explored by Maurice Halbwachs and Ecléa Bosi and through the theories elaborated by performance anthropology, this work aims to understand how vallenato allows access to some elements of this Colombian collective / individual memory. The time cut of this work ranges from the late 1940s through the 2000s, mainly after the hybrids made by singer Carlos Vives, in the 90\'s. The analysis of letters and performances is based on the method of Interpretive Anthropology / Hermeneutics in the manner of Geertz (2008). Through the analysis of some historical and lyrical elements of vallenato and interviews conducted in Colombia during the years of research, it was concluded that, in fact, there were governmental and non-governmental campaigns and incentives for the exaltation of certain memories through music (mainly vallenata) and after decades, the country seems to be able to build a more positive image inside and outside its borders.
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The musical construction of the nation : music, politics and state in Colombia 1848-1910

Isaza Velasquez, Alejandra January 2014 (has links)
In this thesis I explain how Western art music gained a political, social and cultural role in Colombia during the decades that spanned from 1848 to 1910. This analysis engages the different attributes that Colombian political and cultural leaders of the time ascribed to art music in order to integrate it as part of their projects of Nation and confronts them with what is known about traditional music practices. In doing so, I explain discourses and social practices that developed around and because of the integration of art music to urban life in Colombia during the period of research. The purpose of this analysis is to elucidate the processes and contradictions that characterized the social practice of art music in Colombia as well as the limitations of the implementation of art music as an inclusive practice during the second half of the nineteenth century. This last notion underlies cultural policies implemented during present times and highlights the contradiction between art music as an exclusive social practice and the political discourse about art music as a space for learning democratic republican values.

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