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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"llorona"”.

  1. La Llorona Don't Swim The L.A River: A Trickster's Guide To The Poetics Of The Pit

    <p><em>La Llorona Don’t Swim The LA River</em> is a collection of poems that explore the issues of growing up in East LA as a young, bilingual Chicana. These poems are an attempt to capture my experiences through story telling by blending Spanish, English, street slang, and the casual spoken …

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  2. Reflections of Other/Reflections of Self

    … faces the ghost of an unwanted pregnancy and La Llorona. “La Cocina de Su Madre” is the story of Magda, the oldest daughter, and her own teenage girl, Natalia, as they attempt to find themselves in a new town after moving a thousand miles from home.

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  3. Listen to the River: Dolores, Ophelia, and Female Resistance in Opera

    … folktale that my opera, <em>The Tragedy of La Llorona</em>, draws inspiration from plays on many of the same tropes historically found in female characters in opera including madness, sexuality, and lack of agency. This led to research into the portrayal of women in opera as part of my …

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  4. Redefining America through opera: Representations of Latin/o Americans and a new tradition

    … Rodríguez’s Frida (1991); Héctor Armienta’s La Llorona / The Weeping Woman (2008); and Peter Sellars and John Adams’ The Girls of the Golden West (2018).

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