학술논문
El impacto de la música pop de Asia Oriental en América Latina. Estudio de caso de Mayday (Taiwan-China) y Super Junior (Corea del Sur) en Argentina
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Dissertation/Thesis
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TDX (Tesis Doctorals en Xarxa)
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English
Abstract
El impacto de la música pop de Asia Oriental en América Latina. Estudio de caso de Mayday (Taiwan-China) y Super Junior (Corea del Sur) en Argentina El objetivo de esta investigación es el análisis de la recepción de la música pop de Asia Oriental en Argentina como un estudio de caso donde se interrelaciona la globalización con las industrias culturales y sus consecuencias en las dinámicas interculturales debido a su influencia e impacto en las audiencias. El desarrollo de nuevas tecnologías en la era de la comunicación permite que la música popular expanda su alcance y atracción, en particular como catalizadora de usos, costumbres y valores. La presencia de las industrias culturales asiáticas en América Latina es un hecho tangible y desde el año 2000 ha cobrado un claro impulso guiado por la hallyu -cultura popular coreana- y en especial por la música k-pop y c-pop. Los jóvenes en Argentina organizan concursos, festivales y demás relacionados con esta música, siendo seguidores de determinados grupos. Mediante el análisis comparativo de la evolución y características de dos conjuntos musicales, Mayday (Taiwan-China) y Super Junior (Corea del Sur), se analizan los contenidos transmitidos y los valores confucianos asociados a ellos, así como su influencia e impacto en la audiencia, y la particular atracción entre los fans y sus familias.
The Impact of East Asian Pop Music on Latin America. Case study of Mayday (Taiwan-China) and Super Junior (South Korea) in Argentina The objective of this investigation is to analyze the reception of East Asian pop music in Argentina as a case study that interrelates globalization and cultural industries and the consequences for intercultural dynamics due to their impact and influence on audiences. The development of new technologies in the Era of Communication allows popular music to expand its reach and attraction, as a catalyst for uses, customs and values. The presence of Asian cultural industries in Latin America is a fact and since the year 2000 has clearly gained momentum led by the Hallyu -Korean popular culture- and especially by k-pop and c-pop music. In Argentina, young people organize competitions, festivals and other activities related to this music. They also are fans of certain music groups. A comparative analysis of the evolution and characteristics of two music groups, Mayday (Taiwan-China) and Super Junior (South Korea) examines the contents conveyed and the Confucian values associated with them together with their influence and impact on audiences, including the special attraction they have for fans and their families.
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Programa de Doctorat en Traducció i Estudis Interculturals
The Impact of East Asian Pop Music on Latin America. Case study of Mayday (Taiwan-China) and Super Junior (South Korea) in Argentina The objective of this investigation is to analyze the reception of East Asian pop music in Argentina as a case study that interrelates globalization and cultural industries and the consequences for intercultural dynamics due to their impact and influence on audiences. The development of new technologies in the Era of Communication allows popular music to expand its reach and attraction, as a catalyst for uses, customs and values. The presence of Asian cultural industries in Latin America is a fact and since the year 2000 has clearly gained momentum led by the Hallyu -Korean popular culture- and especially by k-pop and c-pop music. In Argentina, young people organize competitions, festivals and other activities related to this music. They also are fans of certain music groups. A comparative analysis of the evolution and characteristics of two music groups, Mayday (Taiwan-China) and Super Junior (South Korea) examines the contents conveyed and the Confucian values associated with them together with their influence and impact on audiences, including the special attraction they have for fans and their families.
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Programa de Doctorat en Traducció i Estudis Interculturals