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Jan 5 • 04:30 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • El País

Leticia Baselgas, Folk Dancer: "The Folklore of Francoism Was a Political Construction"

Artist and art history doctor Leticia Baselgas reflects on traditional Asturian culture from a contemporary perspective, discussing themes of music, dance, identity, and territory in her writings.

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