Mónica Carrillo
Biographic Data
| ID | 3671984 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mónica Carrillo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mónica |
| FAMILY NAME | Carrillo |
| SIGNATURE | CARRILLO M |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0035-2298 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Una entrevista con Juan Sotelo
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: You are a teacher in the school. How long have you taught? Palma Milani: I have been a teacher in a rural, marginal area for five years. Carrillo: How do you go there? Walking? Palma Milani: On foot. Carrillo: How long does it take you? Palma Milani: Thirty-five minutes to go there and the same to return. But I'm used to it. I get there fast. …
Una entrevista con Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: What is your profession? Arguedas: I'm a musician. I'm a guitarist. I'm the director of the Theater of the Millennium group. I'm fifty-eight years old, and I have been a musician for forty of those. Jones: Can you tell us a bit more about Theater of the Millennium? Arguedas: Some Afro-descendants got together to make a theater based on the search for our reflections an…
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you talk about the kind of work you currently do? Carrillo Rivas: I came to this town of El Carmen of Chincha when I was about eleven to make a life for myself. But by the time I was seven years old, I already worked in the cotton fields, which were part of the industry at the hacienda. When I came to Lima, I became interested in this…
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you describe the work that you do and how you came gradually toward that work? Muñoz Flores: I think that a lot of things happened by chance. I was very young, about eighteen, nineteen years old, and I approached, in a very timely manner, a group to offer some sort of support. It was an organization that was already working on the issue …
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you lived here in this community? Acevedo: My whole life. Since I was born until now I have been here in El Carmen. I have had seventeen children. Ten of my children died. I have seven alive. Rowell: Did they die as young children or as older adults? Acevedo: When they were young, two months after their birth, three months after th…
Una entrevista con Octavio Santa Cruz
Una entrevista con Martin Alvarado
Una entrevista con Felipe Carrillo Rivas
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Carrillo: What is your profession? Santa Cruz: At the moment my work is mostly centered on teaching. I'm a professor at the Major National University of San Marcos, in the art department, which is part of the school of humanities. "Art school" implies the preparation of professionals in the history and criticism of art. That's my professional endeavor. As far as a research …
Una entrevista con Marta Palma Milani
An Interview with Martin Alvarado
An Interview with Martin Alvarado* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: I assume that you began your career as a photographer rather than as a TV producer. Will you talk about your work as a photographer, how you came to that profession? Alvarado: I discovered photography at twenty-one years of age. It was a very painful process in my career. I've never said this before, but it was because of my parents' separation. …
Una entrevista con Susana Baca
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones, Mónica Carrillo, and Ana Martinez Jones: Can you tell us a bit about your past? Santa Cruz: I was born in Lima, in the Victory district. I was born there, in a big house. Nowadays, it's a small school. When my father was six, he left with somebody for the United States and returned when he was thirty-five. He married my mother. Jones: Your mother was born here? Santa Cruz: Yes. She didn't sp…
Una entrevista con Pedro Advincula Previstero
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: Were you born here? Cartajena Milano: Yes. Carrillo: How old are you, ma'am? Cartajena Milano: Eighty-eight. Carrillo: Can you maybe tell us a bit as far back as your childhood? Cartajena Milano: I was born here. I grew up, my parents lived here, and at the age of sixteen I went to Lima. I worked there until I returned here at age ni…
An Interview with Ricardo Pereira
An Interview with Ricardo Pereira* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: The first thing I have noticed is your library, which is extraordinary. Could you talk a bit about how and why you began this library? And what subjects does it deal with? Pereira: The idea to start the library began in 1980, when I came from Bolivia to Peru. I met Susana, I was a sociologist by training, and we began a relationship. The big ques…
An Interview with Young People in El Carmen
An Interview with Young People in El Carmen* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you been organized in the activities of LUNDU? Juan: I have been with the group for two years. Mercedes: I have been with it for about four years. Jose: I have been with the group for six years. Diana: I have been with the group for five years. Yanet: About a year. Maria: I have been with the group approximately four or fi…
An Interview with Susana Baca
An Interview with Susana Baca* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How did you become a professional singer? What was the moment in which you made the distinction between the joy of wanting to sing and saying, "Yes, from this moment, I am a professional singer"? Baca: From seeing that musicians in our country die starving or end up at the Bravo Chico hospital, the hospital for tuberculosis patients, my mother was te…
Una entrevista con Roberto Arguedas
An Interview with Juan Sotelo
An Interview with Juan Sotelo* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Monica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you been devoted to music? Sotelo: I have been devoted to Afro-Peruvian music for twenty-five years. Rowell: How long have you been with your band? Carrillo: I got started in music with the band, so I have been with them for twenty-five years. That got me started on Afro-Peruvian music, as did what my father has accomplished because he …
Una entrevista con Elisa Milani Dasa y Marta Palma Milani
Una entrevista con Nicolasa Cartajena Milano y Norma Vargas Cartajena
An Interview with Pedro Advincula Previstero
An Interview with Pedro Advincula Previstero* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: For how long have you practiced medicine? Advincula Previstero: Twenty-one years. Rowell: Where did you study medicine? Advincula Previstero: I studied here in Peru. I studied in the city of Ica, at the San Luis Gonzaga National University, in the Daniel Alcides Carrion College of Medicine. I did my general studies work here. I studied…
Una entrevista con Juan Sotelo
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani
An Interview with Marta Palma Milani* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: You are a teacher in the school. How long have you taught? Palma Milani: I have been a teacher in a rural, marginal area for five years. Carrillo: How do you go there? Walking? Palma Milani: On foot. Carrillo: How long does it take you? Palma Milani: Thirty-five minutes to go there and the same to return. But I'm used to it. I get there fast. …
Una entrevista con Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas
An Interview with Roberto Arguedas* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: What is your profession? Arguedas: I'm a musician. I'm a guitarist. I'm the director of the Theater of the Millennium group. I'm fifty-eight years old, and I have been a musician for forty of those. Jones: Can you tell us a bit more about Theater of the Millennium? Arguedas: Some Afro-descendants got together to make a theater based on the search for our reflections an…
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas
An Interview with Felipe Carrillo Rivas* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you talk about the kind of work you currently do? Carrillo Rivas: I came to this town of El Carmen of Chincha when I was about eleven to make a life for myself. But by the time I was seven years old, I already worked in the cotton fields, which were part of the industry at the hacienda. When I came to Lima, I became interested in this…
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores
An Interview with Rocío Muñoz Flores* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: Would you describe the work that you do and how you came gradually toward that work? Muñoz Flores: I think that a lot of things happened by chance. I was very young, about eighteen, nineteen years old, and I approached, in a very timely manner, a group to offer some sort of support. It was an organization that was already working on the issue …
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo
An Interview with Genoveva Acevedo* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you lived here in this community? Acevedo: My whole life. Since I was born until now I have been here in El Carmen. I have had seventeen children. Ten of my children died. I have seven alive. Rowell: Did they die as young children or as older adults? Acevedo: When they were young, two months after their birth, three months after th…
Una entrevista con Octavio Santa Cruz
Una entrevista con Martin Alvarado
Una entrevista con Felipe Carrillo Rivas
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz
An Interview with Octavio Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Carrillo: What is your profession? Santa Cruz: At the moment my work is mostly centered on teaching. I'm a professor at the Major National University of San Marcos, in the art department, which is part of the school of humanities. "Art school" implies the preparation of professionals in the history and criticism of art. That's my professional endeavor. As far as a research …
Una entrevista con Marta Palma Milani
An Interview with Martin Alvarado
An Interview with Martin Alvarado* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: I assume that you began your career as a photographer rather than as a TV producer. Will you talk about your work as a photographer, how you came to that profession? Alvarado: I discovered photography at twenty-one years of age. It was a very painful process in my career. I've never said this before, but it was because of my parents' separation. …
Una entrevista con Susana Baca
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz
An Interview with Victoria Santa Cruz* Marcus D. Jones, Mónica Carrillo, and Ana Martinez Jones: Can you tell us a bit about your past? Santa Cruz: I was born in Lima, in the Victory district. I was born there, in a big house. Nowadays, it's a small school. When my father was six, he left with somebody for the United States and returned when he was thirty-five. He married my mother. Jones: Your mother was born here? Santa Cruz: Yes. She didn't sp…
Una entrevista con Pedro Advincula Previstero
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena
An Interview with Nicolasa Cartajena Milano and Norma Vargas Cartajena* Marcus D. Jones and Mónica Carrillo Jones: Were you born here? Cartajena Milano: Yes. Carrillo: How old are you, ma'am? Cartajena Milano: Eighty-eight. Carrillo: Can you maybe tell us a bit as far back as your childhood? Cartajena Milano: I was born here. I grew up, my parents lived here, and at the age of sixteen I went to Lima. I worked there until I returned here at age ni…
An Interview with Ricardo Pereira
An Interview with Ricardo Pereira* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: The first thing I have noticed is your library, which is extraordinary. Could you talk a bit about how and why you began this library? And what subjects does it deal with? Pereira: The idea to start the library began in 1980, when I came from Bolivia to Peru. I met Susana, I was a sociologist by training, and we began a relationship. The big ques…
An Interview with Young People in El Carmen
An Interview with Young People in El Carmen* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you been organized in the activities of LUNDU? Juan: I have been with the group for two years. Mercedes: I have been with it for about four years. Jose: I have been with the group for six years. Diana: I have been with the group for five years. Yanet: About a year. Maria: I have been with the group approximately four or fi…
An Interview with Susana Baca
An Interview with Susana Baca* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: How did you become a professional singer? What was the moment in which you made the distinction between the joy of wanting to sing and saying, "Yes, from this moment, I am a professional singer"? Baca: From seeing that musicians in our country die starving or end up at the Bravo Chico hospital, the hospital for tuberculosis patients, my mother was te…
Una entrevista con Roberto Arguedas
An Interview with Juan Sotelo
An Interview with Juan Sotelo* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Monica Carrillo Rowell: How long have you been devoted to music? Sotelo: I have been devoted to Afro-Peruvian music for twenty-five years. Rowell: How long have you been with your band? Carrillo: I got started in music with the band, so I have been with them for twenty-five years. That got me started on Afro-Peruvian music, as did what my father has accomplished because he …
Una entrevista con Elisa Milani Dasa y Marta Palma Milani
Una entrevista con Nicolasa Cartajena Milano y Norma Vargas Cartajena
An Interview with Pedro Advincula Previstero
An Interview with Pedro Advincula Previstero* Charles Henry Rowell, Marcus D. Jones, and Mónica Carrillo Rowell: For how long have you practiced medicine? Advincula Previstero: Twenty-one years. Rowell: Where did you study medicine? Advincula Previstero: I studied here in Peru. I studied in the city of Ica, at the San Luis Gonzaga National University, in the Daniel Alcides Carrion College of Medicine. I did my general studies work here. I studied…
Art (21 works) · History (14 works) · Humanities (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Latin American Literature Studies (9 works) · Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism (8 works) · Latin American and Latino Studies (8 works) · Art history (7 works) · Literature (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works)