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Revista Infrasonido PDF INTERACTIVO 05/09/2016 INFRASONIDO LA MÚSICA QUE ALTERA TUS SENTIDOS ¡RICHIE RAMONE POR PRIMERA VEZ EN MEXICO! ¡HARDWIRED” NUEVO UN MUSEO DEDICADO A LOS SENCILLO DE METALLICA! RAMONES EN ECATEPEC ¡ENTERATE! DIRECTORIO INDICE INFRASONIDO ................................PÀGINA 4 ¡HARDWIRED” NUEVO SENCILLO DE METALLICA! .................PÀGINA 5 RICHIE RAMONE POR PRIMERA VEZ EN MÈXICO .......................PAGINA 6 ¡MUSEO EN ECATEPEC DEDICADO A LOS RAMONES! ...............PAGINA 8 DIRECTOR EDITORIAL JULIO CESAR GONZALEZ GARCIA CARTA INFRASONIDO ¡Inicia el proyecto Infrasonido! Una revista dedicada a todos los verdaderos fans de la música rock, metal, punk, ska, etc. El contenido es atractivo y algo inusual y con esto poder lograr que los lectores se enfoquen en este tipo de contenido y de inmediato corran a comprar los ejemplares. En la primera edición hablaremos del genero punk y metal, que son de los generos más conocidos a nivel mundial. Además abordaremos un tema en particualar y muy delicado en nuestro país, el nivel de lectura en México. En Infrasonido queremos ser tu revista preferida por eso, haremos que los géneros que te apasionan no queden desapercibidos. Esto y mucho más conoceras en tu revista INFRASONIDO. Comenzamos... comercial cobra mucho por aceptar editoriales y títulos, cuando los acepta). Y me refiero sobre todo a libros serios y no a los de autoayuda que están de moda aunque no ayudan a nadie. INFRASONIDO Además con esta situación que se presenta en México acerca de los libros, podemos analizar que la lectura en México es nula, ¿Qué es el campo editorial? en cierto modo por el costo de cada libro porque sinceramente (Nociones sobre la historia de los libros y sobre en nuestra situación actual, es importante alimentar a nuestra familia que comprar libros, además la educación y cultura de cada la historia de la lectura en México) mexicano hace esto como algo aburrido, no tenemos el nivel de educación adecuado para comprender que esto en elemental en a industria editorial presenta características especiales la vida de cada ser humano, la lectura de abre panoramas que Lde las que carecen otros tipos de actividades productivas y muchos no ven. Es de vital importancia para el impulso de la comerciales. Los editores de libros ocupan una posición relevante sociedad mexicana, inculcar el hábito de la lectura como una en el campo cultural, dado que el objeto que fabrica posee una actividad enriquecedora en todos los sentidos. No dejar de significación simbólica especial que incluye la objetivación de lado que al leer se activan procesos cognitivos que activan y identidades y tradiciones culturales. Podemos definir a campo nutren la mente. editorial como la empresa dedicada a la impresión y distribución Además, una sesión de letras permite a los lectores reconocerse de publicaciones (libros, revistas, periódicos) a través de en la mente de otro, es decir, sentirse acompañados; lo que sistemas de imprenta. En México de imprimen cientos de libros fortalece la identidad propia, entre muchos otros beneficios. y cada uno de estos contiene información que ayudara al lector El periódico “El Siglo de Torreón” nos dice: Los alarmantes a comprender cierto tema. Esto conlleva una gran relación con números acerca de la lectura en el país, arrojan también lo el campo editorial y las publicaciones. Esto es que muchos de los siguiente: escritores en ciertas ocasiones publican su información pero la • Casi cuatro de cada diez personas son cercanas al hábito de que decide que se publicara en el documento o no es la editorial. la lectura. La entrega del original, la evaluación por parte de la editorial, • En la actualidad, el 60% de los jóvenes recibieron una la corrección de estilo y la revisión filológica, la diagramación, educación inclinada a la lectura, mientras que al 80% de los la composición, la impresión, los acabados, la encuadernación y que ahora tienen más de 56 años, no. la puesta a la venta y circulación son concretamente todas las • 48% de los jóvenes nunca han estado en una biblioteca. fases del trabajo de una empresa editora. Como ves, comprenden • Del total de la población, el 42% dedica su tiempo libre a ver desde el momento en el que el autor presenta su obra ante aquella televisión, tan sólo el 12% se va por la lectura. hasta que finalmente la misma se encuentra en el mercado y La lectura en México es lamentable, si nuestro presidente no ofrece la posibilidad de que cualquier lector pueda comprarla en pudo decir los tres libros que marcaron su vida que podemos librerías y tiendas especializadas. esperar de la gente que jamás ha consultado un libro para una Hemos hablado de la editorial de los libros y el modo de investigación o simple, que no les interesa ningún tema de lo producción pero no hemos tratado el tema sobre la historia del que se tratan en los libros, esto es lamentable y de ser así, libro, el nivel de lectura y hablaremos en particular de México. seguiremos en la mediocridad y sobre todo las editorial jamás Los libros en México son costosos, sobre todo tomando en entenderán el nivel de problema que hay entre la población y cuenta el nivel promedio de ingreso de la población. No es lo mismo los precios que manejan. Esto es un gran problema que se debe un libro de 300 pesos en México (alrededor de 20 dólares), que erradicar lo más pronto posible. equivale a poco más de cuatro salarios mínimos, que en Estados Unidos, donde el salario mínimo promedio rebasa los 55 dólares diarios (unos 825 pesos). En otras palabras, un libro de 300 pesos se compra en el país del norte con menos de cuatro horas de trabajo de salario mínimo (datos aproximados). Son varios los factores que intervienen en el precio de los libros, en primer lugar, el tiraje: entre más grande sea el número de ejemplares de un título, menos costoso es el precio de cada unidad, pero si en México se lee un promedio de 2.9 libros al año (Encuesta Nacional de Lectura) y un alto porcentaje de la población vive con menos de cuatro salarios mínimos, no se pueden hacer grandes tirajes porque a la mayoría de la gente no le alcanza para comprar libros (hay otras necesidades más importantes). Por otro lado, no es lo mismo para una editorial trasnacional que para una pequeña. Las trasnacionales venden en muchos países, las locales más modestas apenas en México, pues, además, no en todos lados hay librerías propiamente dichas (en algunas ciudades la única librería es un Sanborns y esta cadena ¡HARDWIRED” NUEVO SENCILLO DE METALLICA! Se viene un disco doble de Metallica para el 18 de noviembre con el nombre Hardwired… To Self Destruct y sin previo aviso, nos llega su primer sencillo “Hardwired”. Se estreno el 18 de agosto y ha sido una gran euforia debido a su calidad de sonido y su crudeza al escucharla, muchos de los fans esperaban esto. Esperemos que este nuevo disco llegue más potente que nunca. Este es el tracklist de proximo disco de Metallica “Hardwired.. To Self Destruct”… Disco 1 Disco 2 Hardwired Confusion Atlas, Rise! Dream No More Now That We’re Dead ManUNkind Moth Into Flame Here Comes Revenge Am I Savage? Murder One Halo On Fire Spit Out The Bone ¡RICHIE RAMONE POR PRIMERA VEZ EN MÉXICO! ichard Reinhardt mejor conocido Richie se unio a la banda cerca de la época mundo, particularmente bandas de metal Rcomo Richie Ramones baterista de del lanzamiento de Subterranean Jungle como Children of Bodom y Behemoth. la legendaria de punk Los Ramones, se a finales de 1982 y aparece en los dos Fue el único baterista en participar presentera por primera vez en México en videos musicales de ese álbum, a pesar de como vocalista líder en canciones de The el festival Non Stop Ska que se celebrera que no participó en las grabaciones. Grabó Ramones, incluyendo “Cant Say Anything el sábado 15 de Octubre en el Palacio los álbumes Too Tough to Die, Animal Boy Nice” y la inédita “Elevator Operator”, de los Deportes en la Ciudad de México. y Halfway to Sanity y aparece en las además de varias demos. La habilidad Compartira esecenario con bandas compilaciones, Greatest Hits, Loud, Fast para cantar de Richie fue apreciada por de talla mundial como, The Selecter, Ramones: Their Toughest Hits, Weird Joey Ramone: “Richie es muy talentoso The Skatalites, Los Pies Negros, King Tales of the Ramones y en el DVD en y versátil... Él realmente fortaleció la Hammond y bandas importantes de Ska directo Its Alive 1974-1996, además banda al 100% porque hace coros, es en México como Inspector, Tijuana No, por ser el único baterista que compuso cantante líder y canta el material de La Tremenda Korte y Los de Abajo. Este en su totalidad algunas canciones del Dee Dee. En el pasado, era únicamente yo concierto albergara géneros musicales grupo (“Humankind” de Too Tough to Die, quien cantaba” comentaba el vocalista como, Ska, Punk, Reggae, y más. Pero “Somebody Put Something in My Drink” de Ramones. Richie realizó más de 500 es inusual que el Ska se mezcle con el de Animal Boy, y “I Know Better Now” y conciertos por todo el mundo con los punk es por eso que decidimos hablar de “Im Not Jesus” de Halfway to Sanity). Ramones, incluyendo América del sur, este baterista debido a que muchos no lo Las canciones “Im Not Jesus” y “Somebody donde los fanáticos llevaban pancartas conocen o solo los verdaderos fans saben Put Something in My Drink” han sido que decían “Richie” y “Drink” en homenaje de la trayectoria de este musico. interpretadas por varias bandas de todo el a su ídolo.
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