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Boleros Que Curan El Alma
2 Boleros que curan el alma Erika Farías Peña Alcaldesa de Caracas María Isabella Godoy Presidenta de Fundarte y del Gabinete de Cultura CCS Mercedes Chacín Presidenta de la Fundación para la Comunicación Popular CCS Ciudad CCS Mercedes Chacín Directora Roberto Malaver Asesor editorial Teresa Ovalles Jefa de redacción Tatun Gois Coordinadora de redes sociales y proyectos multimedia CCS Librería Digital CCS Humberto Márquez Textos Julietnys Rodríguez , Jessica Mena, L. “Razor” Balza Ilustraciones Tatun Gois Diseño de portada y diagramación Antonio Rivas Corrector Ciudad CCS es editado por la Fundación para la Comunicación Popular CCS de la Alcaldía de Caracas. Plaza Bolívar, edificio Gradillas A. Redacción: 0212-8635256. Correo-e: [email protected]. Comercialización: 0212- 5416191 / 0416-6068499. Correo-e: [email protected]. Distribución: 0212-8080616. Depósito legal: pp200901dc1363 3 Boleros que curan el alma os amigos de Humberto Márquez no sabemos qué hacer con que HM es de mis amigos más queridos. Pero acudo a otro de sus él. Lo mismo dirá de mí porque desde que heredé sus caídas, grandes amigos, nuestro en realidad, el maestro Havid Sánchez, Lantes él se caía mucho, hasta que se dejó de eso, pero parecie- director de la Sinfónica de Maracaibo, y dice: “Humberto ra que me las pegó, porque apenas voy saliendo de la última. Por eso Márquez no se atreve a cantar, pero es el que pone los boleros. me agrada mucho que en esta convalecencia, me pida que le escriba No para él, que tiene ya resuelto con métodos diversos el asunto un prólogo para esta edición digital de los libros de la Fundación Ciu- filosófico de la angustia, el hastío y la propia manutención, sino dadCcs, a presentarse en la próxima Feria del Libro de la Alcaldía de para su fiel entorno de consumidores de alivios y dolencias… Caracas. -
How Telemundo Articulates Blackness Within the Latin American Panethnic Identity
Journal of Latin American Communication Research 7 (1-2) Being Black and Latin@: How Telemundo Articulates Blackness within the Latin American Panethnic Identity Ser negro y latin@: cómo Telemundo Articula la Negrura Dentro de la Identidad Pan- étnica Latinoamericana Ser negro e latin@: como Telemundo Articula a Negritude na Identidade Pan-étnica Latino-americana Yadira Gricel Nieves-Pizarro Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico Puerto Rico [email protected] Juan Mundel DePaul University Estados Unidos [email protected] Abstract: The representation of minorities in United States Latino media is scarce, as market forces push Latino panethnicity to appeal to a heterogeneous Spanish speaking audience in the country and in Latin America. Nonetheless, the biographical series “Celia” aired by Telemundo in 2015 featured an Afro Latino cast to depict the life of Cuban salsa singer Celia Cruz. This study examines the portrayal of Afro Latinos and Latinas through a content analysis of the telenovela. Even though, Afro Latino characters were depicted in a positive light, they were still portrayed as something other than panethnic. This research contributes an empirical analysis of the representation of minorities in Latino media. Keywords: Latino panethnicity, Afro Latinos and Latinas, Afro Cuban, Latino media, Content Analysis Resumen: La representación de las minorías en los medios latinos de los Estados Unidos es escasa, ya que las fuerzas del mercado presionan a la pan-etnicidad latina para atraer a una audiencia heterogénea de habla hispana en el país y en América Latina. No obstante, la serie biográfica “Celia” transmitida por Telemundo en 2015 presentó un elenco afro latino para representar la vida de la cantante de salsa cubana Celia Cruz. -
Congressional Record United States Th of America PROCEEDINGS and DEBATES of the 108 CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION
E PL UR UM IB N U U S Congressional Record United States th of America PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 108 CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION Vol. 149 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 2003 No. 107 Senate The Senate was not in session today. Its next meeting will be held on Monday, July 21, 2003, at 1 p.m. House of Representatives FRIDAY, JULY 18, 2003 The House met at 9 a.m. I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the servation Area in the State of Colorado, and The Chaplain, the Reverend Daniel P. United States of America, and to the Repub- for other purposes. Coughlin, offered the following prayer: lic for which it stands, one nation under God, S. 924. An act to authorize the exchange of Lord God almighty, bless the Mem- indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. lands between an Alaska Native Village Cor- bers of the House of Representatives f poration and the Department of the Interior, today. May their work begin with Your and for other purposes. MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE S. 1076. An act to authorize construction of holy inspiration and be brought to A message from the Senate by Mr. an education center at or near the Vietnam completion by Your holy will. Veterans Memorial. Grant them safe travel to their Monahan, one of its clerks, announced that the Senate has passed without S. 1399. An act to redesignate the facility homes, and may peace await them of the United States Postal Service located there that they may be a blessing to all amendment bills and a concurrent res- at 101 South Vine Street in Glenwood, Iowa, they meet. -
My Name Is Celia • Me Llamo Celia the Life of Celia Cruz • La Vida De Celia Cruz by Monica Brown, Illustrated by Rafael López
My Name is Celia • Me llamo Celia The Life of Celia Cruz • La vida de Celia Cruz By Monica Brown, Illustrated by Rafael López Adapted and Directed by Pilar O’Connell Choreography by Arlene Martínez-Vázquez In this study guide, you will find information about… The theater artists who made this show .................................... 2 The author and illustrator who created this book ..................... 5 Celia Cruz’s real-life biography .................................................. 6 Memory and Songwriting .......................................................... 7 The art of set design (and a challenge for you!) ........................ 8 Vocabulary that may be new to you ........................................... 9 Resources for further learning ................................................... 10 Meet the Theater Artists Theater is a group effort! To create each show, many artists must work together to tell the same story. Some of these artists we see. In My Name is/Me llamo Celia, we see three actors perform onstage. However, many more artists are involved in the making of each show than the ones we see! Read on to discover a bit about the many people involved in My Name is/Me llamo Celia and the work they did for the show. Marquicia Dominguez, Celia Cruz “QuiQui” (pronounced Key-Key) grew up in Las Vegas, Nevada, but moved to Seattle to study theatre. QuiQui loves to travel and has traveled all over the world. Their favorite country to visit is France. When QuiQui travels, they love to learn about new cultures and see how different cultures share stories with one another. They look forward to sharing the story of Celia Cruz with kids all over Washington. Tony Magaña, Jr; Papi, Tito Puente Tony grew up in Sunnyside, Washington. -
Gender and Exile/Ethnic Identity in Cuban American Literature
ALMOST AMERICANS' GENDER AND EXILE/ETHNIC CUBAN AMERICAN LITERATURE By MARIA DEL CARMEN MARTINEZ f A DISSERTATION PRESENTED TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2005 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ABSTRACT iii CHAPTER 1 PLACING CUBAN AMERICAN LITERATURE: NO TIENENOMBRE 1 Coming to Terms: Defining Cuban American Literature 1 Naming Names: Cuban American Communities 10 Anthology is Destiny 19 Women's Places: National Identity and Cuban-American Literature 32 2 MAMBISA Y (MALA)MADRE: MULA TAS IN CUBAN AND CUBAN AMERICAN LITERATURE 58 Cuban Color 61 La Reina, La Virgen y La Loca 66 Mother of God 71 Dangerous Beauties: Mad Mothers and Bom-Whores 76 La Mulata de Rumbo 79 The Coming-of-Age Novel and the (Still) Tragic Mulata 83 Magically (Real) Mulatas: Re-writing Gender Race and Nation 94 3 CUBAN-AMERICAN IDENTITY AS Ci?/OIIO WHITE 106 Mary Peabody Mann' s Juanita Ill "What Can We Women Do?" 113 "Has Not She Red Cheeks?" 120 Gender, Race and the First Republic in The Agiiero Sisters 127 The Gallego Grandfather 130 Guajiros and Great Men 133 The New Republic or Blanca: "In Death as in Life, Pure Light" 137 A Yardstick in the Dark: Science, Nationalism and Motherhood 142 Cuerpo de Cuba 148 Cada Cosa en Su Lugar 151 4 MASCULINITY AND CUBAN AMERICAN IDENTITY 156 ii Mestizo Mothers and Natural Men 164 City-Bred Young Men and Dusky Straplings 168 "For Suffering Cuba, the First Word" 173 The War of Women 1 75 Militant, Merciless Maternity: -
Nuestra América
NuEsTrANuEsTrA AmÉrIcA AmErIcA NuestraAmerica_txt.indd 1 5/13/20 4:21 PM NuEsTrANuEsTrA AmÉrIcAAmÉrIcA 30 iNsPiRiNg LaS TiNa /LaTiNOS WhO HAVe sHaPeD ThE UnItEd sTaTeS bY saBrInA voUrVoUlIaS ILlUsTrAtEd bY glOrIa FélIx Introduction by Eduardo Díaz, Director, Smithsonian Latino Center Reading Guide by Emily Key, Director of Education, Smithsonian Latino Center NuestraAmerica_txt.indd 2-3 5/13/20 4:21 PM TAbLe oF coNtEnts Copyright © 2020 by Smithsonian Institution Introduction ........................................................ vi Smithsonian® This trademark is owned by the Smithsonian Institution and is registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Interior and cover illustrations copyright © 2020 by Gloria Félix Sylvia Acevedo ..................................................... .3 Cover copyright © 2020 by Hachette Book Group, Inc. Luis Walter Álvarez.................................................. 6 Hachette Book Group supports the right to free expression and the value of copyright. Pura Belpré......................................................... .11 The purpose of copyright is to encourage writers and artists to produce Martha E. Bernal.................................................... 14 the creative works that enrich our culture. Julia de Burgos ..................................................... 19 The scanning, uploading, and distribution of this book without permission is a theft of César Chávez ..................................................... .22 the author’s intellectual property. If you would like -
Performing Identity in Brazil and the Caribbean a DISSERTATION
Ciphering Nations: Performing Identity in Brazil and the Caribbean A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BY Naomi Pueo Wood IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Amy Kaminsky and Jaime Hanneken, co-Advisers June 2011 © Naomi Pueo Wood 2011 Acknowledgements It is with great pleasure that I fill these pages. There are many friends, figures, mentors, and muses that have guided my intellectual and personal process and have aided me in arriving at this moment. I would first like to thank my advisers Amy Kaminsky and Jaime Hanneken. I was inspired early on by Amy’s scholarship linking Latin America, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and the Diaspora and I aspire to have an academic career as rich as hers. I greatly appreciate the close readings and insightful comments she provided with every new chapter’s iteration. Jaime has engaged my project every step of the way with incredible dedication and patience. She has been a much-needed mentor and dedicated adviser throughout. I am greatly indebted to the hours of work they each spent reading my chapters and to their persistent encouragement and support of this ambitious project. I am also greatly appreciative of the mentorship that I received from Ananya Chatterjea. In addition to her commitment to teaching me bodily epistemologies she was a grounding force who reminded me throughout that dancing was equally essential to the completion of this dissertation as the time spent sitting and writing. Similarly, Omise’eke Tinsley modeled for me early on the ways of mixing textual forms and mixing academia and personal life.