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Universidad Central Del Ecuador Facultad De Comunicación Social Carrera De Comunicación Social
UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR FACULTAD DE COMUNICACIÓN SOCIAL CARRERA DE COMUNICACIÓN SOCIAL Comunicación y Cultura: Análisis del discurso de la banda musical Los Prisioneros en la dictadura de Chile durante el período 1983-1990. Trabajo de investigación previo a la obtención del título de Comunicador Social, con énfasis en Comunicación Organizacional y Periodismo Autores: Dávila Chiriboga José Fernando Silva Jijón Diego David Tutor: M.Sc. Willian Marcel Merizalde Guerra Quito, 2019 DERECHOS DE AUTOR Nosotros, JOSÉ FERNANDO DÁVILA CHIRIBOGA y DIEGO DAVID SILVA JIJÓN, en calidad de autores y titular de los derechos morales y patrimoniales del trabajo de titulación COMUNICACIÓN Y CULTURA: Análisis del discurso de la banda musical Los Prisioneros en la dictadura de Chile durante el período 1983-1990., modalidad del proyecto de investigación o tesis realizada, de conformidad sobre con el Art. 114 del CÓDIGO ORGÁNICO DE LA ECONOMÍA SOCIAL DE LOS CONOCIMIENTOS, CREATIVIDAD E INNOVACIÓN, concedemos a favor de la Universidad Central del Ecuador una licencia gratuita, intransferible y no exclusiva para el uso no comercial de la obra, con fines estrictamente académicos. Conservamos a nuestro favor todos los derechos de autor sobre la obra, establecidos en la normativa citada. Así mismo, autorizamos a la Universidad Central del Ecuador para que realice la digitalización y publicación de este trabajo de titulación en el repositorio virtual de conformidad a lo dispuesto en el art. 144 de la Ley Orgánica de Educación Superior. La autora declara que la obra objeto de la presente autorización es original en su forma de expresión y no infringe el derecho de autor de terceros, asumiendo la responsabilidad por cualquier reclamación que pudiera presentarse por esta causa y liberando a la Universidad de toda responsabilidad. -
“Los Prisioneros”
Colegio Saint Louis School Depto. Lenguaje y Comunicación Guía Domiciliaria N°2 Primer Semestre Lenguaje Y Comunicación 1° Medio Nombre: Curso: Unidad: Narrativa Profesora: Contenido: Comprensión lectora y ampliación de vocabulario Objetivo(s): 1. Desarrolla hábitos lectores (AE1) 2. Aplicar correctamente todas las reglas ortográficas en sus escritos. “Los Prisioneros” Los Prisioneros fue una banda de rock chilena considerada como una de las agrupaciones más influyentes e importantes de su país. Además es referida frecuentemente por diversos medios a nivel mundial y por la sociedad en general como una de las agrupaciones de rock más importantes de Latinoamérica. Formada en la comuna de San Miguel, en la ciudad de Santiago de Chile en 1979, estuvo integrada inicialmente por Jorge González (líder, voz, bajo y compositor),Claudio Narea (guitarra eléctrica y coros) y Miguel Tapia (batería y coros). Desarrollaron un simple sonido punk con matices de reggae y new wave, y posteriormente con el electro pop y synth pop. Se caracterizaron por sus letras cargadas de profundo contenido social durante la década de 1980 en pleno régimen militar de Augusto Pinochet, convirtiéndose, sin quererlo, en la voz de miles jóvenes que estaban en contra de dicha dictadura a través de sus canciones como protesta, por lo que Los Prisioneros fueron censurados en los principales medios de comunicación hasta el fin del régimen y el regreso de la democracia. Claudio Narea abandonó la agrupación a principios de 1990 y en su reemplazo, se integraron Cecilia Aguayo (teclados y coros) y Robert Rodríguez (bajo, guitarra y coros) hasta finales de 1991, cuando el grupo se disolvió luego de vivir su año más exitoso, debido a su disco Corazones. -
PATEANDO PIEDRAS" Y LA PRODUCCIÓN CULTURAL DE FINALES DE LA DICTADURA EN CHILE Alejandro Fielbaum S.1 Y Luis Thielemann H.2
RAZÓN Y PALABRA Primera Revista Electrónica en América Latina Especializada en Comunicación www.razonypalabra.org.mx POBREZA DE LA EXPERIENCIA DE LA POBREZA: REFLEXIONES HISTÓRICAS EN TORNO A "PATEANDO PIEDRAS" Y LA PRODUCCIÓN CULTURAL DE FINALES DE LA DICTADURA EN CHILE Alejandro Fielbaum S.1 y Luis Thielemann H.2 Resumen Este artículo pretende revisar los contextos políticos, sociales y de producción cultural en que el disco Pateando Piedras, de la banda de rock chilena Los Prisioneros, aparece en 1986. El texto se centra en las expresiones políticas de masas y sus contradicciones, y su aparición en las letras del trío. El disco se separa de la marginalidad y cripticismo del arte crítico al Capitalismo y la Dictadura, pero sin claudicar ante la represión explícita o implícita que afectaba a tales expresiones, consiguiendo un rock radical pero con vocación de masas. Aquello permite hallar su clave lectiva desde cierta pobreza de la experiencia –de la pobreza-, como simultánea denuncia de la precarización de la vida y de un campo artístico incapaz de representar la marginalidad que les resulta, política y estéticamente, lejana. Palabras Clave Música, dictadura, Los Prisioneros, experiencia Abstract The article describes the political, social and cultural context where appears, in 1986, the disc Pateando Piedras, from the Chilean band Los Prisioneros. The text centers in the political expression of the masses and its contradictions, and its presence in the lyrics of the band. The disc separates itself from the marginality and cripticism of the art critical of capitalism and the dictatorship, but maintains the critic towards its implicit and explicit repressions, developing a rock simultaneously radical and massive. -
KNIX's Barrel Boy Filled with Gratitude 15 Years After Stepping Into
2021 AUGUST 23 CountryInsider.com | Sign Up For Daily Email Here KNIX’s Barrel Boy Filled With Gratitude 15 Years After Stepping Into Costume. On Aug. 26, 2006, Barrel Boy had yet to don a barrel. He was in his early 20s and came to work at iHeartMedia KNIX Phoenix (102.5), hopelessly hungover after a night of heavy drinking at a bowling alley. Barrel and friends were celebrating the first night of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s “Soul 2 Soul Tour” doubleheader in Phoenix. His PD sent him home, told him to pull himself together and return to cover the second shift. Retribution, he said, was in order. Barrel Boy wasn’t in trouble, but the PD wanted to have some fun at his expense. (Continued on page 4) COUNTRY INSIDER TOP 5: WUBL’s Angie Ward: From College Radio To Country Radio Hall of Fame. Beasley Media Group Joins Cumulus, Urban One Requiring Employees To Get A COVID-19 Vaccine. Walker Hayes’ “Fancy Like” Is Now An Applebee’s Commercial - Complete With Oreo Shake. Scott Huskey: Why Now’s A Good Time To Give Smart Speakers A Second Look. Carrie Underwood Stars In Show-Opener For “Sunday Night Football.” 1 | AUGUST 23, 2021 CountryInsider.com Jeff Winfield - PD Madison Reeves KFGE Lincoln, NE Mornings-Dollar Bill & Madison Top 5 All-Time Today’’s Best Country, Top 5 Faves On WDXB Birmingham, AL Country Ballads: Froggy 98 The Charts Now: 102.5 The Bull Better Country 1. Wichita Lineman - 1. Fancy Like - Walker Hayes Glen Campbell 2. To Be Loved By You - 2. -
The Holydrug Couple Moonlust
The Holydrug Couple Moonlust track liSting: 1 Atlantic Postcard (3:08) 2 Dreamy (3:40) 3 Light or Night (3:59) 4 French Movie Theme (3:32) 5 If I Could Find You (Eternity) (3:03) 6 I Don’t Feel Like It (3:23) 7 Concorde (3:27) 8 Baby, I’m Going Away (3:56) 9 Generique Noir (2:50) 10 Submarine Gold (4:09) 11 U Don’t Wake Up (2:37) 12 Remember Well (2:58) key inFormation / Selling PointS: Hometown / Key Markets: • Santiago, Austin, Portland, New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago Selling Points / Key Press: • Leaders in the the current Chilean psych movement • Confirmed for Austin Psych Fest in May 2015 The Holydrug Couple began in Santiago, Chile in 2008, a little over a half-de- • Panache currently booking U.S. tour around release date cade after Ives and Manu met for the first time. The two friends hadn’t seen each • Previous record covered by Stereogum, Consequence other in a few years when Manu texted Ives to tell him that he bought a drum of Sound, and Brooklyn Vegan, among others kit. They started jamming, and a week later, the band was formed. A flurry of songwriting activity followed, culminating in 2011’s Ancient Land EP and 2013’s RiYL: Serge Gainsbourg, Air, Los Prisioneros Noctuary, both released on Sacred Bones. Moonlust boldly treads territory that those earlier psych-indebted recordings only hinted at, especially French movie Related Catalog: soundtracks of the ’70s and ’80s and the discography of Serge Gainsbourg. • SBR-045 The Holydrug Couple Ancient Land 12" eP • SBR-086 The Holydrug Couple Noctuary cd/lP “I had clear what I wanted to revisit from the last album, as well as what I didn’t want to do again,” Ives said. -
Punk Resistance and the Culture of Silence in the Southern Cone, 1978-1990
“¡Represión!”: Punk Resistance and the Culture of Silence in the Southern Cone, 1978-1990 Hay Un Chanco En El Ala, p. 10 Emily Simpson Honors Thesis Seminar Professor David Farber 27 March 2013 Simpson 2 I. Introduction On the night that Los Violadores played the show that many would thereafter refer to as “the birth of punk in Argentina,” another band was scheduled to headline.1 Eduardo Camilli, a relatively famous figure in Argentine national rock, had secured the auditorium at the Universidad de Belgrano for his La Rosanroll Band, and then invited the punks to play after the fact. Few expected that the event would prove anything more significant than an enjoyable evening of music. In the weeks leading up to the show, Los Violadores played along with the rules of the conservative, upper-class university community – helped in part by the group’s founder, Hari B, who was then studying business administration at the university, even agreeing to change their name from the subversive “Los Violadores (The Violators)” to the more acceptable “Los Voladores (The Flyers)” on all signs and posters advertising the event. When the evening of 17 July 1981 arrived and the auditorium began to fill with people, only about thirty of those in attendance could be considered punks. The remaining hundred or so identified either as hippies or merely as concertgoers out to have a good time.2 The first group, Trixy y Los Maniáticos, performed without incident while the punks moved to occupy the first few rows. The hippies, content to wait out the concert until La Rosanroll Band took the stage, remained near the back of the auditorium. -
BASULTO-DISSERTATION-May 19-B
An Introduction to the Life and Work of Javier Alvarez by Alejandro Basulto Martínez A thesis submitted to the Moores School of Music, Kathrine G. McGovern College of the Arts in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts in Conducting with an emphasis in Opera Conducting Chair of Committee: Howard Pollack Committee Member: Raymond Harvey Committee Member: Timothy Koozin Committee Member: Rob Smith University of Houston May 2021 Copyright 2021, Alejandro Basulto Martínez DEDICATION To Silvana Batllori. iii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS My sincerest gratitude to the National Fund for Culture and Arts (Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes, FONCA), the National Council of Science and Technology (Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología, CONACYT), as well as the Schissler Foundation, for financially supporting my studies. I would like to thank my committee chair, Dr. Howard Pollack, who has spent countless hours giving valuable advice. Thank you to the other members of my committee—Dr. Raymond Harvey, Dr. Tim Koozin, and Dr. Rob Smith—for your support and knowledge. To Dr. Barbara Rose Lange, thank you for guiding the beginnings of this research documents. To Madelyn Washington and her team at the UH Music Library, thank you for helping me find valuable sources. Thank you to Marley Foster, from the UH Writing Center, who revised this document several times. A special thank you to Dr. Daniel Castro Pantoja, for sharing his passion and knowledge of Latin American music. I would also like to thank Dr. Javier Alvarez, who granted me access to his personal files and has always been available to answer my questions. -
Remembering a Different Future: Dissident Memories and Identities in Contemporary Chilean Culture
Remembering a Different Future: Dissident Memories and Identities in Contemporary Chilean Culture By Jon Preston A thesis submitted to the Victoria University of Wellington in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Victoria University of Wellington 2017 Esto no está muerto, No me lo mataron, Ni con la distancia, Ni con el vil soldado. – Silvio Rodríguez, ‘Santiago de Chile’ Más allá de todas las derrotas, la memoria de los vencidos es la que hace la historia. – Carmen Castillo El olvido está lleno de memoria. – Mario Benedetti Contents Abstract .................................................................................................................................... iv Acknowledgements ................................................................................................................. vi Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 Chapter 1 Conflict in Chilean History: Memory, Identity, Trauma, and Memorialisation ............... 7 Historical Background............................................................................................................ 7 Theoretical and Critical Debates .......................................................................................... 22 Chapter 2 Portrayals of Contemporary Mapuche Identity and Worldview: The Mapurbe Poetry of David Aniñir .......................................................................................................................... -
Si Aquí Tu Genio Y Talento No Da Fama Análisis De La Trayectoria De Los Prisioneros Entre 1984 Y 1990 Desde Una Perspectiva Musicológica Interdisciplinaria
Si aquí tu genio y talento no da fama Análisis de la trayectoria de Los Prisioneros entre 1984 y 1990 desde una perspectiva musicológica interdisciplinaria Tesis para optar al grado de Magíster en Musicología Latinoamericana Nayive Ananías Gómez Profesor guía: Dr. Juan Pablo González Santiago, Chile, diciembre de 2015 Índice Presentación de la investigación………………………………………………………………………….. 4 Planteamiento del problema……………………………………………………………………. 4 Antecedentes del problema……………………………………………………………………… 10 Justificación y delimitación del problema………………………………………………… 12 Aspectos metodológicos…………………………………………………………………………… 15 Objetivos…………………………………………………………………………………………. 15 Hipótesis………………………………………………………………………………………….. 15 Método de análisis musicológico…………………………………………………….. 16 Método de análisis de prensa………………………………………………………….. 17 Producción de datos………………………………………………………………………… 18 Análisis de datos………………………………………………………………………………. 19 I. Los Prisioneros en la escena musical chilena de los ’80………………………………. 21 1. Cultura en dictadura: Canto Nuevo, persecución y censura…………………… 21 La cueca, baluarte nacional…………………………………………………………….. 24 2. La prensa escrita en dictadura……………………………………………………………….. 29 La propaganda del terror…………………………………………………………………. 30 El surgimiento del duopolio informativo…………………………………………. 34 El auge de las revistas……………………………………………………………………… 36 3. La génesis del Nuevo Pop Chileno…………………………………………………………… 39 Canto Nuevo versus Nuevo Pop Chileno: una intensa disputa………... 39 El cruce de influencias: del new wave a Charly García……………………. -
Musical Innovation, Collaboration, and Ideological Expression in the Chilean Netlabel Movement
Sharing Sounds: Musical Innovation, Collaboration, and Ideological Expression in the Chilean Netlabel Movement by James Ryan Bodiford A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Music: Musicology) in the University of Michigan 2017 Dissertation Committee: Associate Professor Christi-Anne Castro, Chair Professor Kelly Askew Professor Charles H. Garrett Assistant Professor Meilu Ho Professor Bruce Mannheim James Ryan Bodiford [email protected] ORCID iD: 0000-0002-9850-0438 © James Ryan Bodiford 2017 Dedicated to all those musicians who have devoted their work to imagining a better world… ii Table of Contents Dedication ii List of Figures vi Abstract viii Chapter I – Introduction: Sharing Sounds 1 A Shifting Paradigm 10 The Transnational Netlabel Movement and its Chilean Variant 14 Art World Reformation 20 Social Discourse, Collaboration, and Collectivism 23 Experimentalism, Ideology, and Social Movements 29 Methodology 34 Chapter Summaries 36 Chapter II – “This Disc Is Culture”: Mass Media Hegemony and Its Subversion in Chilean Musical Culture, 1965-2000 39 Mass Media Hegemony and the Culture Industry 44 Social Activism and Subversion 58 DICAP, Unidad Popular and the Emergence of Nueva Canción 1965-1973 64 Musical Dissemination Under Dictatorship (1973-1989): Alerce, Clandestine Cassette Distribution 80 Democratic Re-Transition and Post-Dictatorship Transformations in the Chilean Music Industry 1990-2000 96 iii Chapter III – “My Music Is Not A Business”: New Media Transformations -
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Choral Arrangements of Nueva Canción Chilena: Exploring Socially Committed Song in the Choral Context
Choral Arrangements of Nueva Canción Chilena: Exploring Socially Committed Song in the Choral Context by Allison Pauls A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Music Department of Music University of Alberta © Allison Pauls, 2019 Abstract The dissertation for this degree comprises this document and two public-juried recitals. These were given on June 16, 2017 at First Mennonite Church in Edmonton, Alberta and May 16, 2019 at Sargent Avenue Mennonite Church in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The vibrancy of rhythm and impassioned sense of storytelling in Latin American singing contribute a distinctive character to the world of song. However, during the latter half of the 20th century, the stories of Chilean song were perturbed by increasing indignation towards long- standing socio-economic and political injustice. Socially committed poetry and singing became the foundation for a folk-inspired popular song movement in Chile known as Nueva Canción Chilena (NCCh) that identified with the people’s struggle. Though not originally associated with choral singing, the development of a body of choral literature constituting arrangements of NCCh points to the ongoing relevance of this repertoire. Recontextualizing poems and melodies rooted in a former socio-political climate, choral arrangements of NCCh play a part in sustaining the cultural memory of a shared political past. Furthermore, they act as a means of bringing to light significant aspects of Chilean musical identity within choral literature and, in doing so, claiming a more authentically Chilean choral voice. The significance of NCCh within Chilean collective memory is explored through the perspectives of five present-day Chilean choral musicians.