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U.S. Latino Audiences of "Telenovelas"
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  • 1995To Be Continued...: Soap Operas Around the World448 cited
  • 1991Women watching television: gender, class, and generation in the American television experience315 cited
  • 1998Latino Media Use for Cultural Maintenance45 cited

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  • 2019Creating in-between spaces through diasporic and mainstream media consumption: A comparison of four ethnocultural and immigrant communities in Ottawa, Canada11 cited
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  • 2012We Want Your Success! Hegemony, Materiality, andLatino in America5 cited

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