GAUCHO, VAQUEIRO, HUASO Solitude, Pride, Stubbornness
Gaucho, Vaqueiro, Huaso (2)
Dec 17, 2014
The history of this independent and fierce counterpart to the American cowboy is described and experience through music and literature. This is an essensial part of the culture of the South Cone (Uruguay, Argentina, Chile and Southern Brazil)
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GAUCHO, VAQUEIRO, HUASOSolitude, Pride, Stubbornness
THE SOUTH CONE – EL CONO SUR
HISTORY AND PERCEPTIONS
CLOTHES AND EQUIPMENT
Bombachas Boots Poncho, chamanta, manta Hat Facón Boleadoras Fustas
CLOTHES AND EQUIPMENT (CONT.)
Lazo Belt Espuelas Montura Guitarra Horse
UN GAUCHITO
FOOD AND DRINK
Asado
FOOD AND DRINK, CONT.
Mate
LITERATURE
Facundo, Civilization and Barbarism, by Domingo Sarmiento, translated by Kathleen Ross (2003) University of California Press
LITERATURE (CONT.)
• El Gaucho Martin Fierro (1872) and La Vuelta de Martin Fierro (1879) by José Hernandez
LITERATURE (CONT)
Tacuruses by Serafin J. Garcia
FOLKLORE Los Fronterizos
FOLKLORE (CONT.)
JORGE CAFRUNE
DIOS TE SALVE M’HIJO
Julio Sosa
REFERENCES
Facundo: Civilizacion y Barbarie (2003) by Domingo Faustino Sarmiento
El Gaucho Martin Fierro (1872) and La Vuelta de Martin Fierro (1979) by Jose Hernandez
Tacuruses (1936) by Serafin J. Garcia El Gaucho (1968) Text by José Luis
Lameza; Photographs by René Burri The Purple Land (1885) by W.H.Hudson
THE END
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