Carnavaleras

from Los Carnaval · host Mauro Beltrán - Sebastián Mederos - Martín Rodriguez - Sebastián Jaunsolo

UN DATO EN CARNAVAL Bienvenidos y bienvenidas a nuestro ciclo de datos raros, graciosos y particulares de nuestro Carnaval. Los Carnaval. Sebastián Mederos Sebastián Jaunsolo Martín Rodriguez Mauro Beltrán Fuente: Alfaro, MIlita (2008), “Memorias de la bacanal, Vida y milagros del Carnaval montevideano (1850-1950)”. Montevideo: Ediciones. Banda Oriental. Gutiérrez, Victoria, Bava, Pía y Umpiérrez, Sabrina (2019) “El lado B de la murga: la mujeres y su participación” Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. Disponible on line en: http://library.fes.de/pdf-files/buero...

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