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T1 The Dispute for the “People” and Its Songs: A Sonic Battle at the Front and Rearguard during the Spanish Civil War
A1 Díaz Viana, Luis
A1 Fernández de Mata, Ignacio
K1 Antropología cultural y social
K1 Ethnology
K1 España-Historia
K1 Spain-History
AB Music, especially with lyrics, has long accompanied wars, from those fought by the smallestsocieties to those of the most complex. One need only look at the multitude of warrior chants,marches, hymns, singsongs, airs, ditties, and jingles related to warfare that have beenproduced throughout time. Many of these songs share a communitarian aim: tying thesoldiers’ or warriors’ social and even personal identities to that of the group or the unit,fomenting camaraderie as well as heroism and self-sacrifice. The elements most conducive tosuch feelings are invoked in the lyrics with references to the patria or homeland; groups ofmembership or kinship such as family, lineages, or clans; as well as the common religion, thecountryside; and of course, the great modern monster, the nation.
PB Peter Lang
SN 9783034331272
YR 2021
FD 2021
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10259/10094
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10259/10094
LA eng
DS Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Burgos
RD 31-ene-2025