Musica Nortena: Mexican migrants creating a nation between nations

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Music History and Culture Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Latin American and Latino Studies

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Mexicanidad and Musica Nortena in the Two Mexicos 2. Regional Identity, Class, and the Emergence of Music 3. Border Culture, Migration, and the Development of Early Musica Nortena 4. Modern Musica Nortena and the Undocumented Immigrant 5. Los Tigres del Norte and the Transnationalization of Musica Nortena in the Working-Class Mexican Diaspora Conclusion Glossary References Selected Discography Interviews Index

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