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“El Origen De Los Primeros Europeos Podría Ser Asiático” SUPLEMENTO DOMINICAL Diario de Ferrol 31 de agosto de 2014 Año XV / Número 844 “El origen de los primeros europeos podría ser asiático” LA OURENSANA MARÍA MARTINÓN-TORRES DIRIGE EL GRUPO DE ANTROPOLOGÍA DENTAL DE ATAPUERCA Y FORMA PARTE DEL EQUIPO ESPAÑOL QUE ESTUDIA LOS DIENTES HUMANOS FÓSILES DE LOS PRINCIPALES YACIMIENTOS CHINOS, HASTA AHORA VETADOS A LOS INVESTIGADORES DE OTROS PAÍSES. ASIMISMO ESTUDIA LA EVOLUCIÓN HUMANA DESDE LA PERSPECTIVA DE LAS ENFERMEDADES Y SU REPERCUSIÓN ordesía ordesía Carlos Méndez Guédez La actriz Robin Wright La banda de reggae moldea con exigencia y protagoniza el estreno The original Wailers acierto temas conocidos futurista de la semana, actuará en Santiago el en “Arena negra” “El Congreso” próximo 11 de septiembre LIBROS CINE MÚSICA N 28 CARLOS REGO Diario de Ferrol DOMINGO , 31 AGOSTO DE 2014 Nordesía Graham Parker, a guinda do pastel Entrevista en exclusiva ao cantante británico que actúa en España acompañado de Brinsley Schwarz novo disco de Gra- ham Parker & The Rumour, aínda por Osaír, gravouse nos estudios TRAK de Londres o pasado mes de maio, pero esa non era a in- tención de Parker. El quería facelo nos lendarios Abbey Road e chegou a preguntar prezos, pero “son carísi- mos. Comenteilles se facían prezos especiais a estrelas do rock, e dixé- ronme que non”, comenta entre ri- sos dende a capital británica. Si, houbo un intre no que parecía que Graham Parker podería converterse nunha estrela do rock. A súa aparición a finais dos se- tenta, un pouco antes da chegada do punk, con dous ardentes discos que mesturaban o soul máis cru co mellor do rock dos sesenta (sempre recoñeceu a súa débeda cos Rolling Todo o que ten que deixar que tocaran como só eles sa- desde que era un rapaz, así que teño ock Stones ou Dylan), abriu o camiño ver coa dereita en ben”. dereito a ofendela”. Aínda que non para un novo tipo de cantautor me- é o tipo de canción que prefire gra- nos amable, de voz áspera, cello en- América está conectado Dúas caras da mesma moeda var, sinte que “necesitas dicilo, tes gurrado e lingua afiada que outros, coa relixión. Non hai En “Three Chords Good”, no que que sacalo de dentro. É razoable, é Elvis Costello ou Joe Jackson, leva- máis ca nunca semella o herdeiro importante, pero tes que utilizar un R rían a postos máis altos das listas de mellor goberno que un ideal dos mellores Dylan e Van Mo- estilo poético, non escribir a golpes. ventas. laico. Respecto á xente rrison, conviven emocionantes re- Ao final, tanto a parte máis política Non é que lle fora mal. Con The que cre, pero xa non teño pasos a unha traxectoria rica e lon- como a persoal son as dúas caras da Rumour, seu imparable grupo de ga, como esa Long Emotional ride mesma moeda, da miña moeda, e acompañamento, recorreu o mun- ningún para as crenzas na que Parker recoñece que non só a as dúas igual de válidas”. do en xiras de alto voltaxe, e xa sen disparatadas” súa carreira é “un camiño longo e A voz de Graham Parker soa leda eles nos anos 80, fixo unha carreira cheo de emocións, senón toda a e agradecida ao outro lado da liña máis que decente nos USA. Simple- nosa propia vida”, con outros intres telefónica. Nótase que está gozando do mente, o éxito masivo que presaxia- simplemente un home maior, tor- nos que latexa un espírito inconfor- desta serodia reivindicación da súa ban as críticas ou o apoio de ilustres pe”. mista aínda non calmado pola ida- figura, e sabe que este bo momento como Bruce Springsteen non foi tal, A película coincidiu coa volta de de. A irritación pola intervención permitiralle volver a tocar en luga- e Parker acomodouse a unha vida The Rumour como acompañantes americana en Afganistán ou Irak res nos que hai moito que non o fai, tranquila e comercialmente sauda- no seu disco de 2012, “Three Chords aboia na magnífica «Arlington’s como no noso país, pero non se ble lonxe dos grandes selos disco- Good”, outra feliz casualidade que Busy», “non demasiado obvia, sen deixa enganar polo brillo dos focos: gráficos, pero mantida por unha só- non tiña planeada. Empezou cha- cargar as tintas, máis ben triste”, “É unha das cousas máis extraordi- lida base de fans. mando a “Steve (Goulding) para nas súas palabras; irritación que se narias que me teñen pasado. A es- A sorpresa saltou hai un par de tocar a batería e a Andrew (Bodnar) torna carraxe en «Coathangers», trea, camiñar pola alfombra verme- anos, cando Judd Apatow, o rei mi- para o baixo e grabar un disco como unha diatriba que “nace nun mo- lla en LA, un terzo dos taxistas de das da nova comedia norteamerica- trío, mais ao pouco xa tiña a The mento en que os republicáns tratan NY que sabían do filme, presenta- na, o reclamou para facer de si mes- Rumour ao completo no estudio”. de ocultar o colapso económico do cións para os medios en teatros con mo en Bienvenido a los 40: “O O resultado é estupendo, quizais sistema culpando ao aborto, inten- Apatow, o Jimmy Fallon Show… Eu Graham Parker da película é unha non tan intenso como nos días de tando convencer á opinión pública estaba xa moi lonxe de todo isto, versión algo esaxerada de min. O “Howling Wind” ou “Squeezing Out de que é un dos meirandes proble- nin soñaba con volver a recibir esta personaxe era alguén fichado por Sparks”, pero con todas a súas cons- mas do país, mentres os poderes atención, así que pode que teñas ra- unha pequena compañía de discos tantes vitais no sitio. Non foi doado, económicos se adican a xogar cós zón e sexa una especie de reivindi- para que a salve da ruína, pero iso porque “The Rumour é unha banda cartos das pensións como se estive- cación. Levo moitos anos pasando non funciona porque os artistas dun moi complexa musicalmente. Po- ran nun casino”. desapercibido, tocando para os nivel medio coma min xa no vende- rén, coido que hoxe todos perdemos A Parker férvelle o sangue ao fa- meus fans, gañándome a vida folga- mos discos. Coido que adiviñei o o ego, ninguén pelexa xa por ser o lar da conexión da política e a re- damente coa música, e xa che dixen que el buscaba e paseino en grande. que máis se escoita, o que toca máis lixión: “Todo o que ten que ver coa que estaba moi a gusto, pero é moi Non podes interpretarte a ti mesmo, alto, antes complicabamos dema- dereita en América está conectado bonito volver a recibir esta aten- no tería ningunha graza, así que ba- siado as cousas, tardabamos moito coa relixión, e eu creo que non hai ción. Logo todo volverá á normali- seei o meu personaxe no meu pai, e en empezar un disco, en arranxar as mellor goberno ca un laico. Respec- dade, e non pasa nada. É outra par- unha vez que o tiven claro, todo foi cancións. Esta vez foi moi diferente, to á xente que cre, pero xa no teño te máis da miña carreira que ocorre de marabilla. Así, no escenario era simplemente chegaron e tocaron. ningún para as crenzas disparata- por accidente, quizais á guinda do un artista moi bo, pero fora del era Tiven que ser moi firme, e asemade das. A relixión lévame ofendendo pastel”. crónicas MARÍA MARTINÓN-TORRES 29 ANTROPÓLOGA DENTAL Diario de Ferrol ordesía DOMINGO , 31 AGOSTO DE 2014 “En Atapuerca N había canibalismo para marcar territorio” “LAS VÍCTIMAS SOLÍAN SER NIÑOS, EL ESLABÓN MÁS DÉBIL DE LA CADENA” / Lorena Rodríguez de la Torre/ EFE Los homínidos tenían muchas iez años después de con lo que estaría abocada a des- patologías patologías, como infecciones, que que se descubriese la aparecer. bucodentales como probablemente en la actualidad no existencia de caniba- Esto podría obedecer a un com- tendrían la mayor importancia, por- Dlismo entre homíni- portamiento cultural donde unos desgaste irregular, que tenemos antibióticos, pero que dos, hay estudios que parecen situar grupos se desafiaban a otros para periodontitis e podían ser de carácter mortal en el esta práctica entre grupos de la mis- marcar territorio. pasado. ma especie desde hace 800.000 infecciones debido a años, dato que constata la experta Además de dirigir el Grupo de un uso muy agresivo ¿También en el plano bucoden- ourensana María Martinón-Torres, Antropología Dental de Ata- y exagerado de los tal? y dice que este era el recurso en Ata- puerca, ¿en qué otros proyec- Sí, los homínidos tenían muchas puerca para “marcar territorio”. tos está implicada? dientes patologías bucodentales, como el Martinón-Torres forma parte del Estoy desarrollando una línea de desgaste muy irregular, problemas equipo español que estudia los paleopatología para analizar las en- de oclusión, periodontitis e infec- dientes humanos fósiles de los prin- fermedades que sufrían los homíni- El “homo ciones por un uso muy agresivo y cipales yacimientos chinos, hasta dos y conocer de qué manera les sapiens” exagerado de los dientes. ahora vetados a investigadores del afectaban en su supervivencia. exterior. En este grupo también está Tras varios años de indagaciones desarrolló de una ¿Qué se desprende de estas in- el coruñés José María Bermúdez de tratamos de hacer alusión a la evo- forma marcada el dagaciones? Castro. lución humana a través de un hilo Tal circunstancia habría propiciado Esta doctora de origen gallego, conductor algo fuera de lo habitual, cuidado del otro para la cohesión social. Tenemos casos experta en antropología dental, ha quizás, como son las enfermedades poder sobrevivir, que de patologías que han conllevado la confirmado este extremo, ha des- y de qué modo les repercutían.
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