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Bezotte, Christine. "Le lunfardo dans les paroles de tango." Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA080945.
Full textThis study retraces the history of the tango and replaces it in its original context. It shows the political, economical and social situations of argentina where millions of immigrants - especially europeans - settled since the end of the 19th century, they created a music and in particular a language called lunfardo that found an easy refuge in the tangoo's songs. On comparing this lexicon xith the french slang, we translate the songs of the most important creators and we analyse the typical characters, representative of those periods who haunted the buenos aires' nights
Quintas, Alicia. "Tango, Milonga, Vals : danse urbaine dans le Rio de la Plata, 1870-1924." Paris 8, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA081111.
Full textAround 1870, inhabitants of suburbs of cities surrounding rio de la plata - natural border between argentina and uruguay - create a new way of dancing. They perfectly listen the musicians, so that invent milonga, later called tango, that came into paris en 1911 and spread in the whole world. These new "dancing modes" are made of improvisation, brading clearly with the western tradition where dances are codified. This new suburbian culture contests the official culture. At the beginning of the century, industrial bourgeoisie - just starting to grow at that time - appropiates tango, "purifies" it, codifies it and put it as an institution. The now everywhere celebrated tango is a "canonic" tango, very far of that one formerly a revolutionary dancing creation, even if it still keeps part of its original characteristics
Cañardo, Marina Berta. "Fabricas de Tango : industria discografica temprana y musica popular argentina (1919-1930)." Paris, EHESS, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EHES0062.
Full textThis thesis analyzes several aspects of the relationship between the recording industry and the tango in the 1920s. If the question of identity is studied from the discourses of that time such as advertising, catalogs and newspaper articles, the interpretive dimension of tango is also analyzed and placed in relation to this new form of production, circulation and consumption of music that involve the record. We consider that the music industry contributed to the construction of national identity in conflict in Argentina which makes clear the political dimension of the activity. At the same time, the marketing of tango's record in France anticipates a circulation's model of cultural goods outside their original context that the record device favored and whose ultimate expression is the world music. We analyze the impact of technological changes in music performance by studying the relationship between the appearance of the microphone and the practice of "estribillista" in the typical orchestra. Also the tango's interpretations are placed in the context of the fashion world of dance for understanding the influence that may have the need to record versions more easily to dance for consumption promoted for this purpose. We investigate the new working conditions of tango musicians emerged with the mass of the records, both by the competition between live music and the mechanically reproduced as for new working relationships and the logic of the star system that began with the recording industry and has in Carlos Gardel one of the main representatives
Petersen, Diego. "Les textes de tango dans la production littéraire argentine (1960-1980) : retrouver la voix de l'autre." Montpellier 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003MON30042.
Full textFinding the voice of the others through borrowings, quotations of and references to the tango was what many among Argentine writers wanted to do from 1960 to 1980. Making use of lines and excerpts from the most emblematic songs of Gardel, Discépolo, Manzi. (" Mi Buenos Aires querido ", " Anclao en París ", " Cambalache ", " Volver "), novelists like Julio Cortázar, in " Libro de Manuel ", Manuel Puig in " Boquitas pintadas ", and Daniel Moyano in " Libro de navíos y borrascas " together with poets such as Juan Gerlman for instance, managed through an intertextuality that establishes a lineage revealing like-mindedness with the tango, to achieve a literature which reconciles the erudite with the popular, the local with the universal and makes familiar words that political, economic and social events seemed to have driven apart
Glenat, Jean-Marc. "Des hétérotopies incluantes : exploration des usages du tango argentin dans le champ du handicap." Thesis, Paris 10, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA100151.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to explore places where the world of disability meets that of Argentine tango. In these spaces, which belong to specialized institutions or associative initiatives, people with disabilities, through the practice of Argentine tango, experience a unique relationship with their own body, the body of the other and modes of social skills different from the ordinary world. These activities also allow people without disabilities" to face others by the way of particular body and sensory modalities. By questioning these uses of the body through dance where aesthetics, forms and modes of sociability are the markers of a strong identity, this work questions the contemporary corporeality as well as the issues of assignment or inclusion which go through mediation practices. Based on a concept developed by Michel Foucault (Foucault, 2009), I qualify these spaces as inclusive heterotopia. The analysis and interpretation of the process of production of these heterotopic spaces, which take the form of workshops, balls or events are thus put into perspective of the discourses of inclusion that cross our societies. This exploration uses an inductive approach that required the collection of data from different sources: interviews, images, participant observation. The field study took place in diversified territories, in France, Austria and Uruguay, over a period of 4 years. Based on a comprehensive sociological approach, it is theoretically supported by multidimensional approaches (sociology of the body and the contemporary individual, sociology of disability, genealogy and aesthetics of Argentine tango, bodily mediations)
Rodriguez, Gabriela Constanza. "Construction d’une identité argentine dans les paroles de tango : genèse et formes contemporaines." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011TOU20081/document.
Full textIn Argentina and abroad, tango has known an increasing popularity over the last ten years. However, we often overlook the fact that tango is a term referring to a complex structure of popular artistic expressions, i.e. music, dancing and lyrics, forming an Argentinean identity. Indeed, identities are constantly shaped by relationships influenced by social classes, races and gender. Those discursive constructions offer a constant re-interpretation of cultural objects. The aim of our analysis consists in comprehending how an identity is reflected in tango and how to identify the social discourses which have built the tango along different periods and according to particular modalities. To answer to those questions, we will refer to the corpus of choruses and strophes constituted by the ethnologist Robert Lehmann-Nitsche in his book Textos Eroticos del Rio de la Plata as well as tango lyrics published between 1900 and 1935. This period corresponds to two stages of the evolution of tango referred to by musicians as the Guardia Vieja and the Guardia Nueva. The study of the poetic work of the Gotan Project group and of the pictorial work of the Argentinean surrealist painter Juan Carlos Liberti will complete our corpus of cultural objects of the contemporary era. In the first part of the study, we analyze the institutional definition of tango based on the study of the discourse of historians who signed the request to UNESCO for the inclusion of tango among cultural objects belonging to the universal immaterial heritage. In this part, we will shed light on the stakes associated to the definition of tango and expose our current critique on the subject. In the second part, we will question the symbolic struggles which are at the root of the different chapters making up tango’s history. A look back on the first tangos gathered by Lehmann-Nitsche—whose themes are brothels, qualified as ‘prehistoric’ and as such, marginalized by critics—will allow us to re-establish the popular origins of tango
López, Gallucci Natacha Muriel 1973. "Cinema, corpo e filosofia : contribuições para o estudo das performances no cinema argentino." [s.n.], 2014. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/285222.
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Resumo: Neste trabalho pretende-se pesquisar e refletir sobre o corpo performático do tango interveniente na evolução estilística e nos modelos de representação da cinematografia argentina. Tomando como paradigma o processo de criação do corpo gestual codificado do tango dança dentro do espaço fílmico, o estudo propõe-se a investigar, em perspectiva histórica, as dimensões axiológica e estética a que serviram sas representações da dança nos períodos mudo, clássico, moderno e contemporâneo na Argentina. Essas criações fílmicas constituem um locus, âmbito do intercâmbio de saberes e práticas corporais ritualizadas e espetaculares do povo, e no contexto sociocultural o tango opera como uma categoria de análise estética e de transmissão de valores que constitui um verdadeiro sistema de representação social. Esta pesquisa revelou, nas análises fílmicas e nos estudos fotográficos e coreográficos realizados, de maneira participante, o papel do tango dança na consolidação de uma linguagem cinematográfica característica, cuja dimensão tem sido sistematicamente ignorada pela historiografia. O corpus fílmico organizado neste recorte permite fundar e fundamentar, do ponto de vista imagético, uma discussão estética, mostrando a presença de operações próprias da linguagem cinematográfica, inerente à concepção coreográfica e à filosofia do corpo presentes no tango dança
Abstract: On this study it is intended to research and reflect about tango¿s performance body intervenient in the stylistic evolution and in the representation models from Argentina¿s cinematography. Having as a paradigm the process of creation of the gestural body coded from the tango dance within the film space, the study has the proposal to investigate, in a historical perspective, the axiological and aesthetic dimensions to which served in the representations of the mute, classic, modern and contemporary periods in Argentina. The film representations of the dance constitute a locus, scope of the exchange of corporal knowing and practices ritualized and spectaculars from the people, and tango operates as a category of aesthetic analysis and transmission of sociocultural values which constitutes a truly system of social representation. This research has revealed that, in the film analysis and photo and choreographic studies performed, from a participant manner, the role of tango dance in the consolidation of a characteristic cinematographic language, in which its dimension has been systematically ignored by the historiography; the film corpus organized on this essay allows us to establish and fundament, form the magnetic point of view, an aesthetic discussion, showing the presence of proper operations of the cinematographic language, inherent to the choreographic conception and body¿s philosophy present in the tango dance
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Bradley, Damien. "Ends And Beginnings: A Cycle of Symphonic Tango Songs." Thesis, University of Oregon, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1794/23189.
Full textDe, Luca Valeria. "Les univers sémiotiques de la danse : Formes et parcours du sens dans le tango argentin." Thesis, Limoges, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LIMO0063/document.
Full textTo what extent does dancing gesture make sense ? If considered as inseparable from the wholepractice of dance, at which level should the analysis be placed? How could semiotics make asignificant contribution to dance studies ? This work aims to answer to these questionsfocussing on the Argentinian tango. It is approached as a complex object of analysis, a "wholeof sense", that is both as bodily interaction and practice, and as a fundamental driver inidentity and imaginary building processes. To this end, we examine and test some theoreticaland methodological models in current semiotics. The peculiar aspects of tango require a pointof view able to keep together a semiogenetic approach and a syntagmatic one. Therefore, wepropose a model which strengthens different levels of deployment and development of tango.Finally, we show how this framework could provide an original perspective about some issueson patrimonialization and improvisation, as a crucial topic in the current debate on tango
Seyler, Elizabeth Marie. "The Tango Philadelphia Story: A Mixed-methods Study of Building Community, Enhancing Lives, and Exploring Spirituality through Argentine Tango." Diss., Temple University Libraries, 2008. http://cdm16002.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p245801coll10/id/19599.
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Tango invites communication and creativity, it offers growth and community, and, in Philadelphia, it draws a unique cohort of dancers. What forces have driven growth of the Philadelphia tango community, who exactly are its members, and why do they dance tango? This qualitative and quantitative study recounts the community's history, reveals the people at its core, and explores what the dance means to them. It is a mixed-method, multi-layered integration of dance history, community profile, and individual narrative. Twenty-six instructors and event organizers provided data on the community's history. More than 100 dancers participated in a survey that gathered descriptive and demographic data, and nine dancers gave interviews on their lived experiences of tango. The community grew steadily from 1991 through 2006. Early local entrepreneurs modeled an ethos that placed a premium on tango's community-building capacity. This ethos remained a central force in the community's growth, drawing a unique cohort of dancers. Compared to Philadelphia census data, tango survey respondents were fifteen years older on average, more likely to be divorced or to have been born outside of the continental United States, better educated with higher incomes, and more likely to work in the arts. Ethnographic, quantitative, and mixed methods analysis reveals how tango may serve these unique cohorts and how many dancers perceive that tango enhances their physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social lives. Phenomenological inquiry explores dancers' concepts of spirituality and how some made spiritual meaning from tango experiences. Four central themes that emerged--tango music, tango dance, interactive experience, and internal experience--can be theorized to intertwine in a cycle wherein tango invites human interaction that leads to internal growth, which improves one's capacity to dance tango, thus creating a more satisfying interactive and internal experience. This research represents the first comprehensive study of tango in Philadelphia. It documents the creation of a popular social dance community in a major U.S. city and offers new data and theories on community building. It is also the first study to explore intersections between spirituality and tango and offers new insights into how tango improves adults' health and well being.
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Rodriguez, Gabriela Constanza. "Construction d'une identité argentine dans les paroles de tango : genèse et formes contemporaines." Phd thesis, Université Toulouse le Mirail - Toulouse II, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00640819.
Full textHernando, Abelardo. "Clase social y género sexual en la formación del sujeto pequeño burgués : Buenos Aires 1920-1940 /." Diss., Connect to a 24 p. preview or request complete full text in PDF format. Access restricted to UC campuses, 1998. http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/ucsd/fullcit?p9917951.
Full textHopkin, Rachel Claire. "Argentine Tango in Cincinnati: An Ethnographic Study of Ethos, Affect, Gender, and Ageing in a Midwestern Dance Community." The Ohio State University, 2019. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1574766653540698.
Full textFabrello, Ingrid Romundset. "Tango og kjønn i Mendoza, Argentina : En studie av bestridende kjønnsidealer og dans som kroppsliggjort erfaring." Thesis, Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet, Sosialantropologisk institutt, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:no:ntnu:diva-17443.
Full textHolgate, Jane. "Transcultural tango : an ethnographic study of a dance community in the East Midlands." Thesis, De Montfort University, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2086/12260.
Full textRabinovich, Debora. "The use of Argentine Tango as a form of rehabilitation for Parkinson's disease: How the embodied experience of dance influences the healing process." Thesis, McGill University, 2013. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=114206.
Full textDans la dernière décennie, la danse a été utilisée comme une forme de réhabilitation innovatrice pour différentes conditions médicales. Toutefois, il n'y a pas beaucoup de recherches documentées sur ces programmes de réhabilitation ayant comme objet la danse avec un partenaire. Les études portant sur l'utilisation du tango argentin prouvent cette faisabilité en tant que moyen de réhabilitation pour la maladie de Parkinson (MP). Le fait que la danse est une activité qui procure du plaisir aux participants renforce l'adhésion au programme. Le but de ce travail est de comprendre les avantages et la compréhension du tango argentin, une forme de danse avec un partenaire, qu'a sur les gens atteints de la MP dans leur processus de guérison. Premièrement, cette thèse revoie plusieurs travaux portant sur la théorie de l'aide de la danse. Ayant comme théorie, les avantages d'utiliser la danse comme forme de réhabilitation. Je révise les fondements de la théorie de la thérapie de la danse en mouvement, les perspectives philosophiques sur le corps et les flux de motivation de la théorie. Je présente également de la recherche ayant explorée comment la danse peut être utilisée comme un outil innovateur de réhabilitation. Je présente des résultats obtenus en ayant interrogés six patients atteints de la MP qui participent au programme de tango argentin offert par le département de neurologie d'un hôpital public de Buenos Aires, Argentine. Cinq thèmes illustrant la perception positive des participants ont émergés: 1) le rôle des « autres » dans le processus de cure et de recouvrement, particulièrement le groupe et les instructeurs; 2) l'utilisation du tango comme stratégie à appliquer dans la vie de tous les jours; 3) le sens de libération allié aux sentiments internes de liberté et de sécurité; 4) l'importance de la récupération de quelque chose du passé et son impact sur l'écoute de soi; 5) l'impact d'offrir une intervention artistique basé sur le tango argentin est probable pour la réhabilitation de la MP étant donné que c'est une forme d'art et non une activité médicale, elle procure une réaction physique, émotionnelle, et spirituelle positive chez les participants.
Patrix, Pénélope. "Imaginaire des bas-fonds et poétique "canaille" dans la chanson urbaine : le fado et le tango, des marges au patrimoine immatériel." Paris 7, 2014. https://hal.science/tel-02962588/document.
Full textThis thesis examines the poetics of two urban songs, the Buenos Aires tango and the Lisbon fado, as they socially emerged in the second half of the nineteenth century. It questions the prevailing representation, common to these two sung traditions and to several modern urban songs, according to which they originated in the underworld and outer fringes, and their lyrics are a witness to the urban experience of social outcasts. The narrative of this historiographic vulgate, starting from the margins and developing towards a national and even global heritage, is reconsidered as a "grand narrative" of origins. It is embodied both in ordinary, scholarly and institutional tales and in fado and tango performances. Having observed the substantial lack of traces of these "marginal" practices in die Portuguese and Argentinian archives of the period, the author shows that these songs actually belong to socially transversal practices which appeared in various contexts in both cities. The origin narrative was constructed retrospectively, based on fin-de-siecle social and criminal inquiries, literature and press, and should be linked to the "underworld imagination" developing on a world-scale at die time. This is followed by a study of the "rabble poetics" that spread at the same period in popular poetry, literature and song. Finally, through an ethnopoetic approach of "rabble" tango and fado practices and corpus, this study analyses the various arts of montage, mediations and textual appropriations underlying the invention of these sung genres
Chaves, Vanessa. "L’influence des musiques populaires urbaines sur l’écriture des romanciers s’exprimant dans une langue d’origine coloniale : le cas du tango dans le roman argentin et de la rumba congolaise dans le roman du Congo-Brazzaville." Paris 4, 2007. http://www.theses.paris-sorbonne.fr/chaves/paris4/2007/chaves/html/index-frames.html.
Full textThis comparative study on the Argentina and the Congo-Brazzaville deals with the impact of popular urban cultures - such as the tango and the Congolese rumba - on the novel style. The aim is to define the novelists’ dilemma expressing in a language of a colonial origin. These popular musics have expanded two hybrid languages : the lunfardo and the lingala. The objective is to explain how these forms of expression contribute to emancipate the literary production of these young nations. This comparison seems judicious because of the historic gap between the Argentina and the Congo, the first one coming to the independence in 1816 and the other one, in 1960. At first, we analyse the tensions which influence these national literatures, because of their colonial past. Then, we study how the tango and the Congolese rumba, born in the suburbs of these octopus capital cities, reveal themselves as major cultural phenomena, so that they established their influence on the literature. Finally, we examine how music and writing constitute a salutary alliance for a singular and universal literary creation
Chaves, Vanessa Chevrier Jacques. "Etude comparatiste entre l'Afrique et l'Amérique latine l'influence des musiques populaires urbaines sur l'écriture des romanciers s'exprimant dans une langue d'origine coloniale /." Paris : Université Paris Sorbonne - Paris IV, 2007. http://www.theses.paris4.sorbonne.fr/chaves/paris4/2007/chaves/html/index-frames.html.
Full textVentura, da Silva Alessandro. "La musique populaire dans les villes américaines en réformes : communautés noires et politiques de modernisation urbaine (Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires et New York, fin XIX siècle et début XXe siècle)." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA154.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to identify the analogies between the cultural manifestations of black communities in the cities of Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and New York in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From the point of view of this reflection, we claim to show that the cultural and ideological stimulations that permeated these cities were fundamental for the formation of a provocative and attenuating matrix in musical and poetic compositions such as sambas, milongas, tangos and jazz of this period and in this way can be observed in a trans-hemispheric perspective in the Americas. Fatally, as the cities of Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and New York have in common the fact of having participated in a modernizing experiment, we deduce that the element of disillusionment felt by a social fraction produced a movement of criticism in these musical demonstrations that defeated the civilizing aims by creating atmospheres that rivaled the official city. It is the city against the city that will draw our attention from the atmosphere felt in the clubs, favelas and conventillos of these cities and which, taken in its complexity and historical density, will provide us with elements to think similarities and the differences of these cities and musical experiences in the Americas
"Interactive Tango Milonga: An Interactive Dance System for Argentine Tango Social Dance." Doctoral diss., 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.44206.
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Séguin, Madeleine. "Entre danser pour soi et danser pour les autres : la construction de l'expérience dans le processus de socialisation des danseurs de tango argentin de Montréal." Thèse, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/8974.
Full textThis ethnographic study explores the Argentine tango network of Montreal, the esthetic values of this tango, the interpretation of experience acquired through the socialization process and the various agents of socialization. In a context of appropriation and deterritorialization of a savoir-faire art such as tango, the symbolic references related to the dance’s original context, mythology and sociohistoric context are less accessible to the dancers. This seems to call a sort of overdetermination of the actual, concrete and interactive experience of the dance in the construction of collective meaning. My research will explore a transposition which occurs within the tango social sphere; a compliance with interactive aspects of esthetic norms that draws the dancer’s attention in practice and discourse towards a certain quality of experience. These values can be traced to the origins of tango and the encounters between different social worlds and transnational connections at different periods of its evolution. From such transesthetic encounters, tango has developped, in the way experience is represented and put into form, a dualism between dancing for others and dancing for one self. In the specific context of Montreal, we observe this cohabitation of two apparently antagonistic value systems. On one hand, we value the personal exhibition, and on the other, we prioritize the inner nature and subjective experience of the dance. In brief, this thesis explores the complex relationship existing between cultural process and cultural products, between experience and meaning, between collectivity and individual subjectivities, and redefines the agentive role of social actors by examining the specific ways meaning is produced in expressive culture such as the dance.