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Journal Article
Música, Muerte, y Jaripeo: Sound, Gender, and Violence in Diasporic Mexican Rodeo Videos
2015
Overview
Jaripeos connect bands, bulls, riders, and individuals in the US diaspora with regional Mexican musical and rodeo cultures in a dynamic transnational flow of culture, commerce, and sound. The ubiquity of the brass band style of music called banda as well as accordion driven norteño music (and sometimes other styles) at jaripeos, and in the numerous jaripeo music videos for sale at flea markets and other places Mexican and migrant music is sold, makes jaripeos a significant window into the sonic experience of Mexican migrant life in the United States.
