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Reseña de "Arica 1868, un tsunami y un terremoto" de Manuel Fernández Canque
Revista de Geografía Norte Grande, 2008 Carmen Miranda Cuevas
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3. Carmen Miranda Shakes It for the Nation
Dance and the Hollywood Latina, 2019exaly +3 more sources
4. Carnival!: Carmen Miranda and the Spectacle of Authenticity
Like a Natural Woman, 2019exaly +3 more sources
Carmen Miranda: Race, Gender, and Camp Culture
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Latin American History, 2020Carmen Miranda (b. 1909–d. 1955) was a Brazilian singer and actress who made her debut on the radio in the late 1920s and soon became one of the most popular voices in Brazil. She recorded close to 250 singles, many of which were major hits, starred in five films (four with the Cinédia studio and one with Sonofilms), and gave innumerous performances on
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Carmen Miranda and Brasilidade: Hollywood glamour and exoticism reinterpreted
Film Fashion and Consumption, 2013Abstract This article examines the role leading twentieth-century Brazilian popular culture figure, Carmen Miranda, had in shaping modern ideas of brasilidade/Brazilianness. I show that she became a popular film and radio star in 1930s Brazil not only because she was an adept performer, but also because she crafted a public image ...
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The celebritisation of Carmen Miranda in New York, 1939–41
Celebrity Studies, 2010This article considers the process of celebritisation that Carmen Miranda rapidly underwent after arriving in the United States for the first time in 1939. It focuses upon the period she spent in New York (1939–41), performing on Broadway, prior to her move to Hollywood, and examines how she negotiated her move from Brazil to North America via a ...
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