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This edition published in by Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Plaza y Valdés Editores in México, D.F.

Written in Spanish / español

— 150 pages

"Provocative study uses interviews and historical materials to support contention that both legal codification and folk songs serve to mythologize drug trafficking. Suggests that legal/political sector contributes to the myth by addressing drug trafficking in terms of good and evil, while corridos of drug dealers propagate the myth among the people, serving as a collective catharsis"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

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Subjects
Drug traffic, Folklore, Miscellanea, Tráfico de drogas, Miscelánea

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Cover of: Mitología del "narcotraficante" en México
Mitología del "narcotraficante" en México
1995, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Plaza y Valdés Editores
in Spanish / español - 1. ed.

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Mitología del "narcotraficante" en México

First published in 1995

Subjects
Drug traffic, Folklore, Miscellanea, Tráfico de drogas, Miscelánea
Places
Mexico

Work Description

"Provocative study uses interviews and historical materials to support contention that both legal codification and folk songs serve to mythologize drug trafficking. Suggests that legal/political sector contributes to the myth by addressing drug trafficking in terms of good and evil, while corridos of drug dealers propagate the myth among the people, serving as a collective catharsis"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

Mitología del "narcotraficante" en México

1. ed.

This edition published in by Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Plaza y Valdés Editores in México, D.F.

Edition Description

"Provocative study uses interviews and historical materials to support contention that both legal codification and folk songs serve to mythologize drug trafficking. Suggests that legal/political sector contributes to the myth by addressing drug trafficking in terms of good and evil, while corridos of drug dealers propagate the myth among the people, serving as a collective catharsis"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

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Library of Congress
HV5840.M4 A93 1995

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Pagination
150 p. ;
Number of pages
150

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL896105M
ISBN 10
9688563862
LC Control Number
95187390
Goodreads
3101408

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