S01E03 - Chacarera - Folklore and Popular Music as Productions of Social Discourses

On this episode we continue reflecting on some concepts from Irene López and, at the same time, we'll dive into the Chacarera. Another genre of the popular music in Argentina linked to musics from other regions and periods of time. On this occasion, music will be the center of the episode, meaning that there will be longer sections with music sounding at full volume. In this way, I want to engage people with the music itself and use the more 'theoretical' discussion as a way in which we can reflect about the music that is sounding, and hopefully, will keep sounding on each person after the podcast. Artists on this episode: Adrián Liendro (Salta) Néstor Gómez (La Plata) Carlos Fernando Vargas (Salta) Music on this episode: La Finadita - Chango Farías Gómez La del Campo - Cuartoelemento La llamadora - Cuartoelemento Chacarera del Silbador - Eduardo Falú Salamanqueando pa’ mi - Raúl Carnota Chacarera del Cantor - Mario Arnedo Gallo La Yusberiana - Juan Falú Chacarera - Esperanza Spalding Comadre Dora - Carlos Fernando Vargas Puente Carretero - Peteco Carabajal Chacarera del Oscuro - Carlos Fernando Vargas Maricón - Aca Seca Trío Chacarera Trunca - Atahualpa Yupanqui Chacarera de la Patria Financiera - Imaymana Dúo En la Via - Carlos Aguirre Books on this episode: Discursos identitarios en el folklore de salta (Identity Discourses of the folkloric music from Salta) - Irene López La Chacarera bien Mensurada (Chacarera well measured) - Alberto Abecasis Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar  Cover Art: Matías Homar  Facebook: matiashomarcompo  Website: www.matiashmr.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mati-homar/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mati-homar/support

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This podcast is a journey into the diversity from South American culture. Exploring the concept of folkloric music through dialogues with musicians and researchers from different parts of the region. And this concept exemplified with excerpts of music that shows the varied and rich music life. The ultimate goal is to trigger further dialogue and debates around the musical backgrounds we all have. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mati-homar/support