Preface A Note on Recorded Music |
Introduction / 1: |
National Identity Race and Nation Nation, Gender, Race, and Sexuality Music, Identity, and Music Capitalism |
La Costa and Musica Costena in the Colombian Nation / 2: |
The Colombian Nation La Costa in the Nation |
The Identity of La Costa Colombian Popular Music and Costeno Music |
Origin Myths: The Historiography of Costeno Music / 3: |
Cultural Dynamics in the Nineteenth Century Porro Cumbia Vallenato |
Conclusion |
Music, Class, and Race in La Costa, 1930-1950 / 4: |
Class in Barranquilla, 1920s-1940s |
Changes in Music, 1920s-1940s |
Music, Class, and Race in La Costa |
(Alegria! Costeno Music Hits the Heartland, 1940-1950 / 5: |
Bogota and Medelln before Costeno Music |
The Beginnings of Costeno Music in the Colombian Interior |
Costeno Music: Reaction and Counterreaction |
The Golden Era of Costeno MusicCand After "Al Ritmo Paisa": The Recording Industry Changes in Costeno Music, 1950-1980 / 6: |
Costenos and Costeno Music in the Interior: Rejection and Adaptation, 1950s-1980s Bogota: Resistance Medellin: "More Costeno than La Costa"? / 7: |
The Costenos in Bogota and Medellin Ownership, Embodiment, and Identity |
Multiculturalism and Nostalgia: The 1990s Patterns of Consumption in the 1990s / 8: |
Reviving Old Costeno Music Costeno Music and Costeno Identity A "Multicultural" Nation |
Conclusion: Writing about Colombian Music / 9: |
List of Interviewees / Appendix A: |
Musical Examples / Appendix B: |
Notes References Cited |
Index |
Preface A Note on Recorded Music |
Introduction / 1: |
National Identity Race and Nation Nation, Gender, Race, and Sexuality Music, Identity, and Music Capitalism |