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Migration, Dislocation, and Place Making in Mexican Popular Music Pamela Leconte Didymus's commentary on this apocalypticAn excellent overview of the diversity of Mexican music and its powerful role in society to awaken, narrate, and interpret political consciousness. The essays in Migration, Dislocation, and Place Making in Mexican Popular Music explore a convoluted musical landscape through personal testimonial, cultural history, and musical ethnography. The iconic regional traditions of mariachi and musica nortena, from the center and north of the country, hybridize