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Distant Reading in the <i>Arrabal</i>: Women <i>Cancionistas</i> and Their Distinct Profiles in the <i>Tango-Canción</i> During Its Foundational Stage (1922-1935)<b></b>

2026-03-19

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This article analyzes the emergence of cancionistas in the foundational stage of the tango-canción (1922-1935) through Digital Humanities methodologies (Distant Reading). Countering the historical homogenization of the female voice in the genre, the research examines a representative corpus of the eight main female interpreters of the era, seeking to determine their enunciation strategies, their appropriation of l...

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10.1590/scielopreprints.15306
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