The Tradition of the Sombrero

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Join Hats+Heels this week as we delve into the history of the Sombrero.
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Tuneful Tales - Hats+Heels
Music: Júrame by María Grever
Dr. Blaire Koerner - bassoon
Dr. Rosanna Moore - harp
Ju Young Kim - narrator, research, video and audio editor
Please see below for the sources used for this episode:
SCRIPT:
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14 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@ronniemock6693 21 день назад

I enjoyed sharing this beautiful video with my students. We have a large Hispanic population at my school here in South Carolina. Thank you for creating and sharing!

@MarkSamurai5 Год назад

What is so traditional about hats in general?

@erinboom 3 месяца назад

It's a working class garment forced by colonializing extractive kingdom, and then reclaimed primarily in Meixcos independence. It's the origens of South western Vaqueré mythos, and could not exist with the crossing of the Columbian exchange. So lots of love and pain embedded the history of this hat.