The sound of Welsh Patagonia: performance, subjectivity and music in Y Wladfa, Patagonia, Argentina

Geraldine Lublin

doi:10.1080/04308778.2026.2715250

August 5, 2026Folk Life

The sound of Welsh Patagonia: performance, subjectivity and music in Y Wladfa, Patagonia, Argentina

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The study investigates how music reflects and influences cultural identity among Welsh immigrants in Patagonia.
Qualitative analysis of musical performances
Interviews with community members
Examination of historical context
Music serves as a vital expression of cultural identity among Welsh communities
Participants feel a strong connection to their heritage through musical practices
The performance of Welsh music enhances community cohesion and belonging

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Explores the role of music in Welsh cultural identity in Patagonia, suggesting its significance in shaping community.

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A sudden wave of anticipation came over me when I first heard about Lucy Trotter’s The Sound of Welsh Patagonia: Performance, Subjectivity and Music in Y Wladfa, Patagonia, Argentina. Scholars had ...

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