The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires

This article addresses the narrative politics (Ortner, 2006) that take part in the construction of agency of the tango dancers who want to conciliate their profession with their maternity. From the analysis of the musical tango compositions of the first two decades of the twentieth century and the e...

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Autor principal: Verdenelli, Juliana
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Museo de Antropología 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/33852
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topic Maternity
Tango dance
Agency
Narratives
Gender
Maternidad
Tango danza
Agencia
Narrativas
Género
Maternidade
Dança do tango
Agência
Narrativa
gênero
spellingShingle Maternity
Tango dance
Agency
Narratives
Gender
Maternidad
Tango danza
Agencia
Narrativas
Género
Maternidade
Dança do tango
Agência
Narrativa
gênero
Verdenelli, Juliana
The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires
topic_facet Maternity
Tango dance
Agency
Narratives
Gender
Maternidad
Tango danza
Agencia
Narrativas
Género
Maternidade
Dança do tango
Agência
Narrativa
gênero
author Verdenelli, Juliana
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title The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires
title_short The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires
title_full The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires
title_fullStr The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires
title_full_unstemmed The narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires
title_sort narratives of mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in buenos aires
description This article addresses the narrative politics (Ortner, 2006) that take part in the construction of agency of the tango dancers who want to conciliate their profession with their maternity. From the analysis of the musical tango compositions of the first two decades of the twentieth century and the exploration of the film Un tango más (2015), the study inquiries the ways in which these stories are nourished by the cultural politics of the difference and gender inequality. Also, how they participate in the organization of experiences and the construction of cultural representations, senses and imaginary about mothers and dancers in the professional tango dance circuit in Buenos Aires. Based on the information collected during an ethnographic fieldwork made between 2013 and 2020 – in which professional dancers who are also mothers were followed–, one concludes that the narratives associated with the figures of the mother and the tango’s milonguita keep on operating in the subjectivities of many artists and generating tensions in different ways – and in diverse grades – in their daily practices. These tensions also generate, at times, feelings of deep incompatibility between the maternity and the tango.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Museo de Antropología
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url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/33852
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