Rock y política en América Latina from edX

El rock, como género musical, no puede separarse de los procesos políticos y sociales en distintos lugares del planeta. Cada vez es más necesario comprender cómo se articula la música con actores políticos colectivos, comopartidos políticos, grupos de interés o movimientos sociales . Este curso te mostrará, a partir de diversos ejes temáticos, cómo el rock se ha articulado con movimientos sociales de diferente tipo (Derechos Humanos, étnicos y de género, entre otros). Desde una perspectiva política vamos a entender cómo el rock se vincula a las relaciones de poder y cómo sirve para cuestionar las dinámicas de opresión, es decir, se aborda desde la noción de rock político.se analizaráel surgimiento y desarrollo del rock , junto con sus bandas, y cómo están permeados por el contexto social y político en el que viven, y esto, en definitiva, influye en la forma de hacer música y lo que es. cantado

What you'll learn

Abordar los conceptos asociados a la acción colectiva a partir de casos concretos vinculados a escenas musicales.
Reconocer los orígenes del rock en América Latina y las diferentes etapas que tuvo.
Comprender las luchas sociales, sus nuevos movimientos y la influencia que tuvo el rock en ellas.

What's inside

Syllabus

Módulo 0: Introductorio

Módulo 1: Música, política y acción colectiva

Unidad 1: Música, Acción Colectiva y movimientos sociales.

Unidad 2: Escenas musicales: de la subcultura a las culturas juveniles.

Unidad 3: Los vínculos entre música y política.

Módulo 2: Orígenes y desarrollo del rock: de la guerra fría a la globalización.

Unidad 1: El contexto político en la Guerra Fría y el surgimiento y desarrollo del rock.

Unidad 2: Las dictaduras latinoamericanas y la persecución del rock.

Unidad 3: El rock, el periodo neoliberal y la transición democrática.

Módulo 3: Rock, música underground y Nuevos Movimientos Sociales en América Latina

Unidad 1: Rock y apoyo a las luchas sociales: el caso de los Derechos Humanos y los paros nacionales de 2019.

Unidad 2: Las niñas y la disidencia sexual en el rock: feminismo y género.

Unidad 3: Rock y etnia.

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Expands learners knowledge about how political and social dynamics shape Latin American music scenes

Taught by instructors with expertise in the field of music and political science

Develops an understanding of how rock music intersects with social movements and activism

Includes an exploration of rock music's role in feminist, ethnic, and human rights movements

Provides a historical perspective on the origins and evolution of rock music in Latin America

Requires students to be comfortable with Spanish to fully participate

Career center

Learners who complete Rock y política en América Latina will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Music Journalist

Music Journalists write or produce articles and reviews about music, relevant trends, and emerging artists for newspapers, magazines, and websites. This course may be useful in helping you understand the historical, social, and political contexts that have shaped the development of rock music and its role in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you produce more insightful pieces that connect with readers and provide valuable perspectives on the music industry.

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Music Teacher

Music Instructors teach music theory, practice and performance, and other aspects of music. They may teach students of all ages in a variety of settings, including schools, community organizations, music studios, and private lessons. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of rock music and its different styles, as well as the historical and political context in which it emerged and evolved. This knowledge can help you provide more engaging and informed music lessons to your students.

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Music Producer

Music Producers oversee the recording, mixing, and production of music for a variety of purposes, including albums, films, and commercials. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the history, evolution, and different styles of rock music, as well as the political and social movements that have shaped its development. This knowledge can help you produce music that is both technically proficient and emotionally resonant.

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Music Manager

Music Managers oversee the careers of musicians and musical groups. They handle a variety of tasks, including booking gigs, negotiating contracts, and managing finances. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the music industry and the role of rock music in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you effectively manage the careers of rock musicians and navigate the challenges of the music industry.

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Music Promoter

Music Promoters organize and promote live music events, including concerts, festivals, and tours. They work with venues, artists, and other stakeholders to ensure that events are successful and well-attended. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the music industry and the role of rock music in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you effectively promote rock music events and engage with the target audience.

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Music Critic

Music Critics write or produce reviews and commentary on music for newspapers, magazines, and websites. They may also work as broadcasters or podcasters. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the history, styles, and evolution of rock music, as well as its role in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you produce more insightful and informed music reviews and commentary.

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Ethnomusicologist

Ethnomusicologists study the music of different cultures and societies. They may conduct fieldwork, research, and analysis to document and understand musical traditions and practices. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the role of rock music in different cultures and societies, as well as its relationship to social and political movements. This knowledge can help you conduct more informed and insightful research on ethnomusicological topics.

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Music Archivist

Music Archivists preserve and manage historical music materials, including recordings, scores, and other documents. They may work in libraries, museums, or other institutions. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the history, styles, and evolution of rock music, as well as its role in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you effectively preserve and manage collections of rock music and other related materials.

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Music Librarian

Music Librarians organize and manage collections of music materials, including scores, recordings, and other resources. They may work in libraries, universities, or other institutions. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the history, styles, and evolution of rock music, as well as its role in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you effectively organize and manage collections of rock music and other related materials.

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Sociologist

Sociologists study human societies and social behavior. They may specialize in a particular area, such as social stratification, inequality, or social movements. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the role of rock music in society and social movements. This knowledge can help you conduct more informed and insightful research on sociological topics.

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Historian

Historians research, analyze, and interpret historical events and trends. They may specialize in a particular period or region, or in a particular topic, such as the history of rock music. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the history of rock music, as well as its role in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you conduct more informed and insightful historical research.

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Journalist

Journalists research, write, and report on current events and issues. They may work for newspapers, magazines, websites, or other media outlets. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the role of rock music in politics and social movements. This knowledge can help you produce more informed and insightful news stories and reports.

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Activist

Activists work to bring about social and political change. They may work on a variety of issues, such as human rights, environmental protection, or social justice. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the role of rock music in social movements and political activism. This knowledge can help you develop more effective strategies for social change.

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Political Scientist

Political Scientists study political systems, institutions, and behavior. They may specialize in a particular area, such as international relations, comparative politics, or public policy. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the role of rock music in politics and social movements. This knowledge can help you conduct more informed and insightful research on political science topics.

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Educator

Educators teach students at all levels, from preschool to university. They may specialize in a particular subject area, such as music, history, or social studies. This course can help you develop a deeper understanding of the history, styles, and evolution of rock music, as well as its role in various social and political movements. This knowledge can help you create more engaging and informative lesson plans for your students.

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