«Bailando como negro»: ritmo, raza y nación en Esmeraldas, Ecuador

Emily Wamsley

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Afro-Latin American Studies Arts and Performance Studies Indigenous Studies in Latin America

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Resumen es: Por toda la diaspora Africana, «ser negro» ha sido asociado con la habilidad de bailar ritmicamente. Esta asociacion muchas veces es naturalizada en dis...

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