Made in Spain / edited by Silvia Martínez and Héctor Fouce.
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New York, NY ; Abingdon, Oxon :
Routledge,
2013.
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| Series: | Routledge global popular music series.
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Table of Contents:
- Avoiding sterotypes : a critical map of popular music in Spain / Silvia Martínez and Héctor Fouce
- At the crossroads of flamenco, new flamenco and Spanish pop : the case of rumba / Enric Folch
- Singing against the dictatorship (1959-1975) : the Nova Cançó / Jaume Ayats and Maria Salicrú-Maltas
- Radical rock : identities and utopies in Basque popular music / Karlos Sánchez Ekiza
- We're on the Celtic fringe! : Celtic music nationalism in Galicia / Javier Campos Calvo-Sotelo
- From Cuba with love : rhythms and revolutions in nineteenth century Spanish popular music / Anna Costal i Fornells
- Aphrodite's necklace was not only a joke : jazz, parody and feminism in Spanish musical theatre (1900-1939) / Celsa Alonso
- Stick to the copla! : recovering old Spanish popular songs / Silvia Martínez
- Swinging modernity : jazz and politics in Franco's Spain (1939-1968) / Iván Iglesias
- Submarinos amarillos : transcultural objects in Spanish popular music during late Francoism / Isabelle Marc Martínez
- La Movida : popular music as the discourse of modernity in democratic Spain / Héctor Fouce and Fernán del Val
- ¡Baila toda la noche! : fragments of electronic dance music / Gianni Ginesi
- Music and migration in multicultural Spain / Iñigo Sánchez Fuarros
- Sounding Spanish postwar : canciones para después de una guerra / María Zuazu
- On the other side of the screen : songs in Spanish popular cinema from Concha Piquer to Manolo Escobar / Julio Arce
- Popular music in televisión española : cultural policies, consumption and Spanish identity / Eduardo Viñuela
- Spanish popular music through Latin American eyes / Rubén López Cano
- Mediterranean love songs : a conversation with Joan Manuel Serrat / Silvia Martínez and Amparo Sales Casanova.