Nicaraguan State Cultural Initiative and "The Unseen Made Manifest"

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The AndeanConjunto, BolivianSikureadaand the Folkloric Musical Representation Continuum

“…The body of ethnomusicological and anthropological scholarship exploring the varied effects of musical folklorization processes in these regions has likewise expanded considerably since the 1990s (e.g., Bigenho 2002: 61Á96;Briggs 1996;Feldman 2006: 125Á70;Guss 2000;Hagedorn 2001;Hellier-Tinoco 2005;Mendoza 2000Mendoza , 2008Pérez Bugallo 1999;Rios 2008Rios , 2010Ritter 2002;Rockefeller 1999;Scruggs 1998, Scruggs 1999Sheehy 1997;Solomon 1997: 199Á 235, 508Á54;Turino 1993: 117Á66;Wilcken 1992). One issue addressed in both literatures is how the newer musical expressions compare with the older genres or styles viewed as the source traditions.…”