Selena Schema: Sharing Space through Stories about Selena Quintanilla Pérez
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https://doi.org/10.37536/cr.2022.17.2913Palabras clave:
análisis narrativo cognitivo, Latinidad, pop culture, respuesta del lector, esquema cultural de Selena, SelenidadResumen
27 años después de su asesinato, Selena Quintanilla Pérez, "La Reina de la Música Tejana", sigue siendo un icono destacado entre las comunidades latinas de Estados Unidos y de otros países. Deborah Paredez acuñó el término Selenidad para representar los continuos actos de recuerdo de Selena que abren espacios para que los latinxs procesen, reimaginen y revolucionen la latinidad. A partir de este vasto corpus de recuerdos, mi artículo analiza narrativas recientes sobre Selena. Estos artefactos de Selenidad incluyen Selena: The Series (Netflix, 2020-2021), el podcast Anything for Selena (2021) presentado por María García, y la "novela en verso" de Melissa Lozada-Oliva, Dreaming of You (2021). Aplicando las teorías fundamentales de Paredez y ampliando mi investigación anterior sobre el consumo de Selena a través del maquillaje, examino de cerca los componentes narrativos de estas nuevas historias que siguen creando un esquema cultural compartido entre sus fans.
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