Jorge Cafrune: Migrate to one´´´´´´´´´s own death
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https://doi.org/10.15381/escrypensam.v20i41.21117Keywords:
migration, displaced authorship, performance, popular folkloreAbstract
The following work proposes a reading of the migrant figure of the singer Jorge Cafrune from the chronicle of Jimena Néspolo (2018) Who killed Cafrune? Chronicle of the death of the militant song. From different points of view, we find in this emblem of popular folklore the figure of migration not only as a physical / spatial displacement, but also from his writings (the lyrics of his songs), and from his performative capacity. Migration, for this displaced author, is also read as an ideological factor, a motor for other possible displacements and their consequences.
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