Folklórico! (VHS錄影帶, 1999) [WorldCat.org]
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Folklórico!

作者： Joseph Tovares; Felicia Kongable; Olga Nájera-Ramírez; Oscar Garza; Valerio Longoria; 所有作者
出版商： Derry, N.H. : Chip Taylor Communications, 1999.
叢書： Hispanic lifeways series.
版本/格式：  VHS影像 : VHS錄影帶  影像資料 : 英語所有版本和格式的總覽
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Documentary on "folklórico," a term referring both to folkoric dance forms and performing groups, and its role as a symbol of Mexican heritage. The program highlights the Ballet Folklórico de San Antonio, represented by company member Pat Medina. An overview of the historical background of folklórico in the southwestern United States examines its links with events and movements in Mexico (such as the  再讀一些...
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類型/形式： Interviews
提及的人： Teresa Vélez; Teresa Vélez
資料類型： 錄影
文件類型 影像資料
所有的作者/貢獻者： Joseph Tovares; Felicia Kongable; Olga Nájera-Ramírez; Oscar Garza; Valerio Longoria; Sylvia Rodríguez; Chip Taylor Communications.; Mariachi Internacional.
OCLC系統控制編碼： 50589028
註釋： Series from cassette label.
餘額： Music, Valerio Longoria y Su Conjunto, Manuel Vega y El Mariachi Internacional.
表演者： Narrator: Oscar Garza.
Ballet Folklorico de San Antonio, Pat Medina Gordon, Teresa Veléz, Emma Ramos, Porfirio Huerta Arreguin, Raul McGinnes, Ernesto Rodriguez, Sylvia Garcia, Jimmie Kay Ramos, Dianne Garcia, Sylvia Rodriguez, Yvette Medina, Raul Vásquez, Arthur López, Becky García, Yvette Hogan, Cynthia García, Pete Portilla, Marty Flores, Minga Garcia, Alicia Rodriguez.
針對讀者群 Intermediate-Adult.
描述： 1 videocassette (30 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
詳述： VHS format.
叢書名： Hispanic lifeways series.
其他題名： Music and dance traditions
責任： director/videographer, Joseph Tovares ; producer/writers, Felicia Kongable, Joseph Tovares.

摘要：

Documentary on "folklórico," a term referring both to folkoric dance forms and performing groups, and its role as a symbol of Mexican heritage. The program highlights the Ballet Folklórico de San Antonio, represented by company member Pat Medina. An overview of the historical background of folklórico in the southwestern United States examines its links with events and movements in Mexico (such as the post-revolutionary Romantic Nationalism movement), the achievements of individuals such as Berta Almaguer, who taught Mexican dance and music in San Antonio beginning in the 1930s, and the impetus provided by the Chicano movement in the U.S. in the late 1960s and 1970s, which encouraged expressions of ethnic identity and pride. Teresa Vélez, artistic director of the Ballet Folklórico de San Antonio, discusses questions of authenticity and stylization in choreography and costumes. The program closes with a montage of various dances performed by the Ballet Folklórico de San Antonio.

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