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Nómadas

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ESTEVEZ TRUJILLO, Mayra. Capitalism resounds in the heart of the jungle. Nómadas [online]. 2016, n.45, pp.13-25. ISSN 0121-7550.

This article connects the production of noise with global capitalism in an unprecedented method, a grouping that influences the formation of the ecological "sound" footprint in Iquitos, the heart of the jungle. With the existence of this "footprint," the rearticulation of the colonial regime of sonority is possible, the category that this research deals with. This text also shows a brief overview of the "Laboratory Iquitos" experience, a project that brings together different perspectives and affiliations that may not necessarily have a connection with the hegemonic category of art.

Keywords : sonority; sonorous; coloniality; practices; studies; culture.

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