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Fotografiar a las comunidades indígenas de México

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By Nancy San Martin Verified, Yael Martínez, San Martín
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Fotografiar a las comunidades indígenas de México Autores: Nancy San Martín, Yael Martínez (fot.) Localización: National geographic, ISSN 1138-1434, Vol. 53, Nº. 3 (SEP), 2023, págs. 76-85 Idioma: español Texto completo no disponible (Saber más ...) Resumen Alterando sus fotografías con puntos de luz, un artista mexicano crea imágenes luminosas que reflejan la resiliencia de las comunidades originarias de México, personas que resisten.
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Home to Headache: Miami’s Battle with Illegal Short-Term Rentals

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By Nancy San Martin Verified
| Coconut Grove Spotlight Verified
A house in your Coconut Grove neighborhood sells. And one weekend, before you even meet your new neighbors, the place is overrun with visitors — cars parked up and down the block, music blaring, and the street littered with empty bottles. A really great housewarming party? No, a weekend later it happens again. And a week after that, yet again.
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‘They emanate light’: Illuminating the lives of Mexico’s Indigenous people

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By Nancy San Martin Verified
| National Geographic Verified
Photographs and video by By This is one of eight stories from The Past Is Present project, a collaboration between National Geographic and For Freedoms. When Yael Martínez asked her please to gaze directly into his camera, María José Prudente was at work, inside the Brooklyn church she uses as a recording studio. She migrated north from the Mexican state of Guerrero and now broadcasts, to New York and beyond, in Tu’un Savi, one of the languages of the Mixtec people.
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