Carlos Odria
Biographic Data
| ID | 200967 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carlos Odria |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carlos |
| FAMILY NAME | Odria |
| SIGNATURE | ODRIA C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Massachusetts Boston |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Radio Archives and the Art of Persuasion
This chapter builds on sonic repatriation studies to explore the act of regulating the dissemination of songs through radio playlists in Lima, Peru. Using as a case study the broadcasting policies designed by a powerful media corporation, the article shows how marketing specialists have produced a range of class-oriented radio stations seeking to persuade Lima’s audiences to comply with the corporation’s hegemonic discourse, as it becomes manifes…
Fractal Performance in a Neo-Andean Fiesta: Kaleidoscopic Voices of Villa El Salvador, Peru
This article investigates the intricacies of an intergenerational communal event carried out in the underprivileged district of Villa El Salvador (Lima, Peru) in 2013. In this event, which celebrated the reinauguration of a soccer stadium, an orquesta típica brass band, an Afro-Brazilian batucada ensemble, and a school marching band performed simultaneously, creating a thick unified texture that was reflective of underlying, mostly unspoken confl…
Los artistas del pasacalle y el ensayo de la cultura en Villa El Salvador, Perú
Este artículo investiga las formaciones de parentesco y mutualidad desarrolladas por jóvenes activistas en Villa El Salvador (VES), un distrito pobre ubicado en los límites urbanos de la ciudad deLima, Perú. La investigación se centra en las sesiones de práctica de “tambores” y artes circenses llevadas a cabo semanalmente por organizaciones culturales que buscan efectuar una transformaciónpolítica en VES. Partiendo de una conceptualización del pa…
Seeking a New Path: Pasacalle Activists Practicing Culture in Villa El Salvador, Perú
This article investigates the development of a novel communal art form called pasacalle that is associated with the district of Villa El Salvador on the outskirts of Perú's coastal capital city, Lima. The main performers of pasacalle are youth of rural Andean descent whose parents migrated to the city seeking to improve their lives. They belong to a community that has always existed on the lower rungs of Limeño society in terms of socioeconomic s…
Zurkhaneh: The House of Strength: Music and Martial Arts of Iran
Seeking a New Path: Pasacalle Activists Practicing Culture in Villa El Salvador, Perú
This article investigates the development of a novel communal art form called pasacalle that is associated with the district of Villa El Salvador on the outskirts of Perú's coastal capital city, Lima. The main performers of pasacalle are youth of rural Andean descent whose parents migrated to the city seeking to improve their lives. They belong to a community that has always existed on the lower rungs of Limeño society in terms of socioeconomic s…
Zurkhaneh: The House of Strength: Music and Martial Arts of Iran
Los artistas del pasacalle y el ensayo de la cultura en Villa El Salvador, Perú
Este artículo investiga las formaciones de parentesco y mutualidad desarrolladas por jóvenes activistas en Villa El Salvador (VES), un distrito pobre ubicado en los límites urbanos de la ciudad deLima, Perú. La investigación se centra en las sesiones de práctica de “tambores” y artes circenses llevadas a cabo semanalmente por organizaciones culturales que buscan efectuar una transformaciónpolítica en VES. Partiendo de una conceptualización del pa…
Seeking a New Path: Pasacalle Activists Practicing Culture in Villa El Salvador, Perú
This article investigates the development of a novel communal art form called pasacalle that is associated with the district of Villa El Salvador on the outskirts of Perú's coastal capital city, Lima. The main performers of pasacalle are youth of rural Andean descent whose parents migrated to the city seeking to improve their lives. They belong to a community that has always existed on the lower rungs of Limeño society in terms of socioeconomic s…
Fractal Performance in a Neo-Andean Fiesta: Kaleidoscopic Voices of Villa El Salvador, Peru
This article investigates the intricacies of an intergenerational communal event carried out in the underprivileged district of Villa El Salvador (Lima, Peru) in 2013. In this event, which celebrated the reinauguration of a soccer stadium, an orquesta típica brass band, an Afro-Brazilian batucada ensemble, and a school marching band performed simultaneously, creating a thick unified texture that was reflective of underlying, mostly unspoken confl…
Radio Archives and the Art of Persuasion
This chapter builds on sonic repatriation studies to explore the act of regulating the dissemination of songs through radio playlists in Lima, Peru. Using as a case study the broadcasting policies designed by a powerful media corporation, the article shows how marketing specialists have produced a range of class-oriented radio stations seeking to persuade Lima’s audiences to comply with the corporation’s hegemonic discourse, as it becomes manifes…
Art (5 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Advertising (1 works) · Broadcasting (networking) (1 works) · Business (1 works)