The origins of music as an adaptive trait in humans by Amodeo, Martín Raúl

“…Throughout human history, people have developed the faculty to appreciate and create music. Musical thinking implies the development of cognitive and emotional faculties by complex neural processes. …”
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Making heritage: the materialization of the state and the expediency of music. The case of cuarteto característico in Córdoba, Argentina by Blázquez, Gustavo

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Teaching music to children in times of health emergency. A didactic and techno-pedagogical analysis based on experience by Langhi, María de los Milagros

“…We analyse the characteristics acquired by the proposal and identify two levels of reflection interrelated: the didactic analysis of the musical content at the early childhood education and the technopedagogical reflection on the design of an online environment in which establish and sustain links, promote interaction, mediate and scaffold the musical learning processes.…”
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Music and dance as particiapative spaces among young children of migrant Bolivians and Paraguayans in Buenos Aires (Argentina) by Gavazzo, Natalia

“…The present analysis will take up some aspects of those ways of participation among second-generation Bolivians and Paraguayans in Buenos Aires, starting from the study of their artistic and cultural practices linked to their parents’ origin, specially music and dance. Taking into account identification processes among the generation of the descendants, this article will place those artistic practices and these youth participation within the frame of current socio-political situations and changes (that go beyond the local and the national level to reach the trans/international space). …”
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MÚSICA Y DANZA COMO ESPACIOS DE PARTICIPACIÓN DE LOS JÓVENES HIJOS DE MIGRANTES BOLIVIANOS Y PARAGUAYOS EN BUENOS AIRES (ARGENTINA) / Music and dance as participative spaces among... by Gavazzo, Natalia

“…The present analysis will take up some aspects of those ways of participation among second-generation Bolivians and Paraguayans in Buenos Aires, starting from the study of their artistic and cultural practices linked to their parents’ origin, specially music and dance. Taking into account identification processes among the generation of the descendants, this article will place those artistic practices and these youth participation within the frame of current socio-political situations and changes (that go beyond the local and the national level to reach the trans/international space). …”
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Migrant voices on porteño air. A historical reconstruction of radio broadcasting by Bolivian residents in Buenos Aires. by Blasco, Lucía

“…Its owners and directors were two entrepreneurs of Argentine nationality, linked to the music industry. As of 2004, the first radio stations entirely created and managed by Bolivian migrants emerged. …”
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The Nuevo cancionero: A change of paradigm in argentine folklore by Díaz, Claudio Fernando

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Aportes desde la bioética para la inclusión de niños y niñas con necesidades educativas especiales en la escuela común a través de la musicoterapia by Kekutt, Cecilia

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EL MOVIMIENTO INSTITUCIONALIZADO: DANZAS FOLKLÓRICAS ARGENTINAS, LA PROFESIONALIZACIÓN DE SU ENSEÑANZA / Institutionalized movement: professional education of argentine folk dances... by Hirose, María Belén; IDES-FONCyT

“…Thus, the transmission and diffusion of folkloric dances as national symbols began to be professionalized, the development of which was accomplish by the instruction of a troupe of national dance teachers. This process required a repertoire based on the selection and transformation of those dances considered to be adequate expressions of Argentine nationhood, by means of choreography, music, clothing and events. …”
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