身份的缺点:哥伦比亚卡塔赫纳的香佩塔、文化和不平等。

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DIALECTICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1007/s10624-023-09688-7

Marcelo José Cabarcas Ortega

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摘要

本文探讨了哥伦比亚社会中非洲裔人的文化与生活状况之间的联系。具体的研究对象是Champeta，一首与社会反抗有关的黑人城市音乐。本文分析了香佩塔在哥伦比亚多元文化框架下的演变。最后分析了这些多元文化前提的缺点，特别是关于黑人哥伦比亚人生活条件的物质改善。本文有助于当前关于拉丁美洲文化多样性的辩论。

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The shortcomings of identity: Champeta, culture, and inequality in Cartagena, Colombia.

This paper explores the connections between the culture and living conditions of Afro-descendants in Colombian society. The specific object of study is Champeta, a Black urban music associated with social resistance. The text analyzes Champeta's evolution in Colombia's multicultural frame. It concludes with an analysis of these multicultural premises' shortcomings, especially regarding the material improvement of Black Colombians' living conditions. This text contributes to current debates on cultural diversity in Latin America.

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