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	The Guaracha Hacienda
		It was not, however, simply physical geography which had shaped the economic structure of the region and its articulation to the larger world at the time of the Revolution.
		Differences in the class positions of different strata of the regional elite were complemented by variations in the class relations and systems of labour exploitation which characterized different agrarian enterprises in the wider region of western Michoacán.
		Guaracha itself was, however, in many respects quite close to the stereotypic picture of the Porfirian hacienda painted by the "Black Legend" of agrarian revolutionary ideologues, although the
	les.man.ac.uk /multimedia/mexcase3.htm (354 words)

	Table of Contents and Excerpt, Gledhill, Casi Nada
		The Guaracha case does not permit an analysis of the alternative policy of ejidal collectivization in its modern forms, since it remains an ejido basad on individual tenure and cultivation.
		In the case of Guaracha, commodity relations have penetrated deep into the heart of the domestic unit itself, causing an increasing atomization of units of consumption.
		The lesson of the Guaracha case is that the essence of the post-revolutionary experience is the removal of initiative and bargaining power from the base: even developments in state policy towards the ejidos which might be considered "improvements" in a narrowly material sense are increasingly negative from this point of view.
	www.utexas.edu /utpress/excerpts/exglecap.html (11367 words)

	Guaracha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Cuba it is now use as a loose term for a general, medium-tempo Son Montuno or a little brighter-style tune or groove.
		Guaracha derived from the fusion of a vast cloud of rhythms during the mid 1950s in Cuba.
		The Spanish guaracha came to Puerto Rico from Cuba in the 1850's, and developed into its current modern jazz, salsa style.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Guaracha (355 words)

	Guaracha
		Guaracha was founded in 1989 by Cuban native, Miguel Sague Jr.
		Guaracha dominated the decade of the 1990's as the most prolific and sought-for Salsa and
		Guaracha has delighted its audiences with its own original compositions as well as a
	hometown.aol.com /msaguesalsa/guaracha.html (316 words)

	El veraz - San Juan, Puerto Rico: Articulo: La Guaracha...
		la guaracha pierde su estructura anterior de coplas y estribillos, surgiendo la forma de una sección de canto y otra coreadas; pierde la alternancia y se asimila a las formas de la canción binaria.
		De modo que la guaracha era para esa época, al menos en Oriente, un género totalmente separado del son.
		La Guaracha practicamente fue reprimida y perseguida, no sólo por su procacidad, también porque se usaba para criticar a los gobernantes de turno, otro punto que tuvo en su contra para obligarla a desaparecer tal cual como era, por eso quizás tuvo que entretejerse con el Son Oriental que era más aceptado.
	www.elveraz.com /raices2.htm (1097 words)

	Guaracha \| The Cuban Traditions Site
		There is an antecedent in the 18th Century, when it was created as a dance accompanied by a quatrain lyric.
		Guaracha is characterized by a dialogue between the soloist and the chorus that has been related with previous forms of African rhythms.
		The most frequent instruments in the guaracha music are the guiro, the tres, the Spanish guitar and the maracas.
	www.cuban-traditions.com /guaracha.html (221 words)

	Don Edrington's Rumba & Guaracha MIDIs
		The bolero is traditionally a slow, romantic rumba, with the lyrics being a love song of some kind, and where the dancers almost always remain in physical contact with one another.
		Conversely, the guaracha is a fast rumba in which the dancers rarely touch, and in which they imitate the mating ritual of a rooster pursuing a hen.
		Other types of rumba are the guajira and the son, the latter of which I'd describe as a rumba whose dance tempo falls somewhere between the bolero and the guaracha.
	www.pcdon.com /midirumbas.html (391 words)

	LOCAL BANDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Guaracha is one of Pittsburgh's all time greatest Salsa bands.
		Guaracha strives to satisfy the area's need for current and authentic Latin music.
		founded Guaracha and is the charismatic front man. Miguel also fronts one of Pittsburgh's finest Mariachi groups, (Miguel's Mariachi Fiesta), a charming Cuban Conjunto, (Miguel's Latino Moods), and one of the hottest Caribbean Steel Drum bands in the three rivers area (Miguel's Caribbean Nights").
	cityguides.salsaweb.com /pennsylvania/pittsburgh/local_bands.htm (574 words)

	guaracha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Fino al 1930 la guaracha è rimasta nei confini cubani, senza avere un grande successo, proprio a causa della sua utilizzazione satirico-sociale.
		Sul piano musicale, la guaracha, inizialmente considerata un genere povero, di serie B (eseguita con la sola chitarra), è stata rivisitata dalla famosa orchestra Sonora Matancera che l'ha arricchita ed impreziosita attraverso l'interpretazione di una intera formazione orchestrale di Son.
		Dopo il 1930 la guaracha iniziò a diffondersi insieme al son cubano.
	www.superballo.it /fuoripista/guaracha.html (282 words)

	CONTEXT: Gregory Rabassa Reading Luis Rafael Sanchez
		What is startling is that Sanchez has nonetheless supplied the rhythm of the guaracha by using the very words of the text.
		In her limited way and in spite of her own travails she does manage to instruct The Mother from her experience and "mother wisdom." She knows that instead of being a phenomenal thing, "life is a bundle of dirty clothes." With this earthly eloquent statement we have the antidote to Macho Camacho's guaracha.
		And yet it is her failure to be where she was supposed to be that brings on The Kid's demise.
	www.centerforbookculture.org /context/no6/rabassa.html (1727 words)

	Fodors.com > Features > Nightlife & the Arts > Cuban Music: Irresistible Rhythms
		The streets of Cuba's major cities have served as cradle and stage for many a musical form, such as the guaracha, a lively genre characterized by a shuffling rhythm and satirical, risqué lyrics.
		(The sexual innuendo common in guaracha lyrics is nothing new -- back in 1801, an anonymous chronicler criticized the vulgarity of the guarachas he heard on the streets of Havana.)
		The genre most closely associated with rural Cuba is the guajira (which is related to the style called canción), a rhythmic song with lyrics about country life (the words guajiro/guajira mean "man/woman from the country").
	www.fodors.com /features/na/000717_na_cubamusic.cfm (817 words)

	Gledhill, Casi Nada, University of Texas Press
		Faced with the indifference of the majority of the peasants and workers, the owner of the hacienda extrerminated the rebels.
		Later, the revoutionary government, perceived as abusive, anti-clerical and jacobean, aroused the mistrust and hostility of the people of Guaracha.
		is the result of the many months that the author shared the lives of the ejidatarios of Guaracha and of his patient reconstruction of the collective memory concerning a half century of violence and hope.
	www.utexas.edu /utpress/books/glecap.html (287 words)

	A R G E N P R E S S . i n f o - Guaracha al corazón - 29 / 10 / 2006
		Juana cimbreante y mimbreando su lenta guaracha para idólatras de los culos juveniles, recurso que hasta usado a distancia es infalible por razones de la tentación, mi Dios, que nadie entiende y menos quien paga sus dólares para verla.
		Y acaríciate toda, sin moralinas de pendeja reprimida con esas manos de refulgentes uñas que ni bien el viejo Robert pague y se despida, prometiendo otra visita el martes, descansarás un rato que bien te lo mereces, Juana.
		Pero claro, tan entusiasta Juana, tu guaracha tucutúm entró al mismo corazón del viejo Robert que no era de bromear porque siempre ha sido un yanki caballeroso y no la complicaría haciéndose el muerto justo ese fin de semana, cuando nevaría tanto en Nueva York y en “El Patio” actuaría Paquito, Rey de la Salsa.
	www.argenpress.info /nota.asp?num=024557 (540 words)

	Glossary: G-L - Music of Puerto Rico
		Characterized mostly by its rhytm, it is generally played with a bolero section in 2/4 time and a clave section in either 6/8 or 3/4 time, although the order of these sections is sometimes reversed.
		Typically, a guaracha ends with a sensual rumba section.
		The guaracha came to Puerto Rico from Cuba in the mid-19th century, and developed into the jíbaro style that most closely approaches contemporary Latin dance rhythms.
	www.musicofpuertorico.com /index.php/glossary/g_l (244 words)

	Riba Dempel - Popular Dance Music of Curacao 1950-1954 / cdRoots
		They published a cancionero under the pseudonym Julio Perennal and a manifesto that called for popular songs and poetry to be written in the local language of Papiamento.
		On this disc you will hear Curaçao style guaracha, son montuno, bolero, pambiche and merengue as well as the Dutch Antillean creolized waltz and danza from the dances popular from colonial times — and last but not least the tumba — the signature rhythm of the ABC islands.
		The tumba in turn had evolved from the tambú the name of a dance, rhythm and drum with direct roots to Africa.
	www.cdroots.com /st-otb-03.html (680 words)

	Guaracha by Willie Colón: Song Music Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Guaracha" on album The Good-The Bad-The Ugly.
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		Sorry, at this time no streams have been found for "Guaracha" on album The Good-The Bad-The Ugly.
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	The Guaracha Hacienda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Great House of the Hacienda of Guaracha in 1982, before its conversion into a new preparatoria school
		Guaracha itself was, however, in many respects quite close to the stereotypic picture of the Porfirian hacienda painted by the "Black Legend" of agrarian revolutionary ideologues, although the exploitatation which it inflicted on its peons and sharecroppers was driven by a capitalist rather than feudal rationality.
		(Above) The former tienda de raya of Guaracha's subaltern hacienda in the village of San Antonio Guaracha
	era.anthropology.ac.uk /Era_Resources/Era/Peasants/mexcase03.html (356 words)

	Guaracha (3rd Movement of “Latin American Symphonette”), Morton Gould
		Guaracha (3rd Movement of “Latin American Symphonette”), Morton Gould
		Morton Gould : Guaracha (3rd Movement of “Latin American Symphonette”)
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	Dónde Va José [Guaracha] by Lisandro Meza: Song Music Downloads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Dónde Va José [Guaracha]" on album El Rey Sabanero.
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		Sorry, at this time no streams have been found for "Dónde Va José [Guaracha]" on album El Rey Sabanero.
	www.mp3.com /tracks/3673276/dl_streams.html (119 words)

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		Later, a double bass and other percussions will be added, when while mixing with the son,
		Variant of guaracha rhythms, which had its hour of glory during the 60ties.
		It is in the brothels and dives of the Havana port that this street girl grows in 18th century.
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	Guaracha Sheet Music, Lyrics, Chords! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Digital Guaracha Sheet Music is downloadable and printable now!
		Songs include Guaracha * Tubby The Tuba * Polka Hal Leonard.
		Songs include Guaracha * The Sick Doll, Op.
	www.laurasmidiheaven.com /Sheet-Music/Guaracha-BOOKS.html (301 words)

	Celia Cruz : Las Guaracheras de La Guaracha - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
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	Album Gaucha y Guaracha by SBS - AOL Music
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		Everything about the album 'Gaucha y Guaracha' by SBS including album title, track listings, release dates, guest artists, record label info and user reviews on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/sbs/361986/album/gaucha-y-guaracha/629959 (150 words)

	Definition of guaracha - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
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	Guaracha Sheet Music! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Free preview, downloadable, printable digital Guaracha sheet music!
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