The First Encounter of the Network of Historical Studies on Folklore and Cultural Traditions in Latin America was held on July 2 and 3, entitled “Traditions in Motion: Culture, Politics, and Identity in Latin America.” Here, Javier Rodríguez presented the paper “Violeta Parra and the Reinvention of Chilean Folklore from Europe: Artistic Displacements, Aesthetic Appropriations, and Transnational Networks (1955-1965)” as part of the panel “Music and Memories.” You can watch his speech at this link starting at minute 21.