Abstracts

“Afro-Argentine Contributions to the Tango in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries”

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“Tango Passion and Passion of Gender: Examining Masculine and Feminine Roles in Tango Dance”

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“Tango And The Idea Of Latin America In Japan, 1910s–1940s”

Asaba’s presentation examines tango performances in Japan and the idea of Latin America in the country in relation to Argentine tango and migration between the 1910s and the 1940s. Tango was introduced in Japan in the 1910s by travelling tango dancers from the United States. Asaba reveals the ways in which the idea of tango became superimposed on an imagined “Latin America” through performances in Japan, leading many to migrate to the distant continent at this time.

"Tango in Turkey: A Look at Western Cultural Influences on a Middle-Eastern Society"

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"Argentine Tango Cancionistas: Contrasting the ‘Working Woman’ and the ‘Femme Fatal’ Archetype"

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“Astor Piazzolla: The Dissonance Between a Personal Artistic Vision and Tango History"

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“Exploring Argentine Tango and American Jazz Past and Present Across Borders"

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“Listening to Gabino Ezeiza Historical Sound Recordings, Black Musicians, and the Desire for Difference in Argentine Popular Music”

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"Blackness and Cosmopolitanism in the Tango Golden Age"

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“Re-Imagining Tango: A Dance Anthropologist’s Perspective on Lead-Follow Gender Roles in Tango’s Future"

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“Examining Rhythmic Interactions Between Music and Dance in Tango: A Choreomusical Analytic Approach"

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