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THE LATINIZATION OF ART & CULTURE IN AMERICA
Understanding Its Impact and Why it Matters

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Guillermo Hernandez

Guillermo Hernandez is a professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, UCLA.

Seminar speeches given by Guillermo Hernandez:
THE LATINIZATION OF ART & CULTURE IN AMERICA
Understanding Its Impact and Why it Matters

October 19, 2005
“Resuscitating Latin Music of the Past”

“Discovering The Tradition of Corridos – as far back as the 17th Century”

Presentation by Isabel Castro Melendez of UCLA and co-curator of “Corridos Sin Fronteras: A New World Ballad Tradition,” a music exhibition at the Smithsonian’s Art and Industries Building, and Guillermo E. Hernandez, professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, UCLA

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