This monograph uncovers the adoption and localization of Andean music in Japan, highlighting its cultural significance.
One might think that Intimate Distance: Andean Music in Japan is a monograph on musical adoption and localization along the lines of the phenomenon of western music in Japan (Galliano 2002), jazz in Japan (Atkins 2001), or reggae in Japan (Sterling 2010), to give just three examples in a world of rapid global flows and complex musical identities.However, with this book, Michelle Bigenho offers a perspective that explores not only such localization and adoption from different locations, but also an ethnography of touring Bolivian musicians
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