Son hermosos ruidos

Son hermosos ruidos

Gabriel Meza Alegría

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Ediciones UCSC
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9789566068976
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La década de los noventa abrió un momento de transición en Chile que implicó cambios culturales que influyeron en la música no solo en el mensaje de las bandas y solistas, sino también en el desarrollo de la industria musical chilena. En este contexto, rápidamente proliferaron proyectos musicales de diversos estilos y se abrieron espacios de circulación y reunión en torno a la música con una masividad y libertad que por años estuvo ausente. Discos como Corazones de Los Prisioneros (1990), Los Tres (1991) de la banda homónima y Doble Opuesto de La Ley (1991) inauguran un periodo del rock chileno que se extiende hasta los primeros años de la década del dos mil, y que con su diversidad sonora, cultural y textual marcó a toda una generación. Este libro busca abrir un espacio de diálogo y reflexión en torno al rock chileno del periodo 1990-2005, poniendo especial atención a sus letras, ya que la riqueza textual de sus canciones no ha sido explorada aún en profundidad desde el ámbito literario en Chile, vacío que con este libro se pretende comenzar a cubrir. Son hermosos ruidos es un libro de autoría colectiva, en el que su editor Gabriel Meza ha convocado las voces de destacados académicos de prestigiosas universidades chilenas y extranjeras, quienes conscientes de la complejidad de la letra de canción como objeto de estudio, abordan con maestría su dimensión textualliteraria, conectándola, además, con aspectos musicales, visuales, históricos, políticos y sociales. 10

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