Spatial existences and resistences in Latin America, the power of art, culture and folk
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Latin America. Caribbean. PatryTer. Existence. Resistance. PeopleAbstract
Space, culture, art and crisis. These terms constitute some of the main elements that underpin spatial durations or lasting spatial situations in Latin America. This notion means resistance and social existence with a topical basis; that is, under the exogenous-endogenous colonialist and imperialist control of the territory on the continent, the subalternized groups (blacks, indigenous, mestizos) managed and manage to reproduce and perpetuate themselves in their own urban-rural sectors. These places carry contents that indicate said spatial duration, through their beliefs, sociability, parties, know-how, work, leisure, strategies of struggle and survival, etc.
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