Narration-Seed that Germinates and Sprouts: Singing and Telling to Resist

Abstract

This article will be configured as a reading proposal capable of enriching and enhancing transversal concepts to Rodolfo Kusch's work and to Daniel Moyano's Tres golpes de timbal (1989). The concepts ser or to be someone, estar or to be located, great history and phagocytization will allow us to analyze, from different perspectives, this book that deals with internal and external exile, but above all, these concepts will invite us to focus on the importance of recovering and safeguarding individual and collective identity. In addition, it will become clear how essential culture in general and music and words in particular are in this process. In this sense, the proposal for the article will be to conceive the people in Moyano's book as a representation of the estar siendo and the threatening other that controls and tortures as a representation of the ser.