No. 13 (1989)
Articles

The fandango at private parties in the indigenous people of Otavalo-Ecuador

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  • Ceciel Kockelmans
Ceciel Kockelmans
Universidad de Amsterdam. Amsterdam. Holanda

Published 2021-05-07

Keywords

  • fadango,
  • indigenous festivals,
  • Otavalo,
  • traditional music,
  • mingas

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Kockelmans, C. (2021). The fandango at private parties in the indigenous people of Otavalo-Ecuador. Revista Sarance, 13, 127-138. https://doi.org/10.51306/

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