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Secos y Mojados : Enterrada en al cuerpo del recuerdo.

Luna, Violeta, 1943-, Gutierrez Varea, Roberto, Glow, Beatrice, Secos y Mojados, Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, Centro Cultural Recoleta (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Hemispheric Institute Encuentro (6th : 2007 : Buenos Aires, Argentina)
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Title
Secos y Mojados : Enterrada en al cuerpo del recuerdo.
Author/Creator
Luna, Violeta, 1943-, Gutierrez Varea, Roberto, Glow, Beatrice, Secos y Mojados, Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, Centro Cultural Recoleta (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Hemispheric Institute Encuentro (6th : 2007 : Buenos Aires, Argentina)
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Language
Spanish
Date
©2007
Format
1 online resource (1 video file of 1 (digital Betacam) (49 min.)) : sound, color.
Credits
Hemispheric Institute, producer ; Centro Cultural Recoleta, producer ; Secos y Mojados, creator ; Roberto Gutiérrez Varea, director ; Beatrice Glow, videographer. Violeta Luna.
Notes

Video documentation of Secos y Mojadoss performance Enterrada en el Cuerpo del Recuerdo (Buried in the Body of Memory), presented as a part of the 6th Encuentro of the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics, celebrated in June of 2007 in Buenos Aires, Argentina under the title CORPOLÍTICAS en las Américas: Formaciones de Raza, Clase y Género / Body Politics in the Americas: Formations of Race, Class and Gender. Secos y Mojados is a Latino performance collective based in San Francisco, California (USA) and co-founded by Violeta Luna (Mexico), Víctor Cartagena (El Salvador), David Molina (Argelia/El Salvador) and its director, Roberto G. Varea (Argentina). The multimedia performance here documented revolves around the subject of immigration. The immigrant is a divided being. A being marked by having crossed to the other side, always aware of here and there, before and after. After the moment of crossing, the immigrant is never the same. Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics