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T1 Everyday resistances to fascism: The Falange and modern popular dances in Franco's Spain (1939-1947)
A1 Iglesias, Iván
K1 Danzas populares - España - 1939-1947
K1 Popular dances - Spain - 1939-1947
K1 Falange Española
K1 Franquism
K1 Franquismo
AB The 1940s were one of the darkest, most dramatic and ill-fated times ofcontemporary Spain. After a long and fierce civil war, the Franco regime achievedinstitutional stability and political hegemony through measures of extremelyharsh physical and psychological repression. The purges, summary trials and executionsdestroyed the last of explicit resistance and served as a warning to the population. Alongwith the memories of war and economic hardship, these acts meant that any explicit dissentwas extremely difficult. However, as has been discussed for some years now, betweencollaboration and passivity, between consensus and conflict, there were a set of examplesof discontent and even resistance that, in the long term, would erode the regime but, atthe same time, made it bearable for millions of Spaniards. This article adds a practice tothe list of these daily resistances that has gone unnoticed by most historians, sociologists,and musicologists: modern popular dances. The period analysed runs from the end of theSpanish Civil War, in 1939, to the beginning of the Cold War, in 1947.
PB Brepols Publishers NV
SN 978-2-503-57740-1
YR 2017
FD 2017
LK https://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/52683
UL https://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/52683
LA eng
NO Vega Pichaco, Belén; Martínez del Fresno, Beatriz (eds.). Dance, ideology and power in Francoist Spain (1938-1968). Bélgica: Brepols Publishers NV, 2017, p. 427-455
NO Producción Científica
DS UVaDOC
RD 22-nov-2024