Herencia Journal ISSN Impreso: 1659-0066 ISSN electrónico: 2215-6356

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San José, territorio liberado. Guadalupe Urbina y los callejeros
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Keywords

nueva canción latinoamericana
guadalupe urbina
san josé
ciudad
the new latin american song
guadalupe urbina
san josé
the city

How to Cite

Coto, S. (2013). San José, territorio liberado. Guadalupe Urbina y los callejeros. Herencia Journal, 19(2). Retrieved from https://revistas.ucr.ac.cr/index.php/herencia/article/view/10020

Abstract

“Abril se va” –an example of the new Latin American song- caracterizees an everyday life of San José’s urban life. In this case, the song as literature and lyric text represents through popular images a finisecular situation respresented by caos, insegurity, and inarticulation of modernity in our citys (may be the posmodernity). We propose a song’s reading contextualized in social reality, to visualize how we can recognize this space and find a political critic of status quo in a lyric text.
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