Comments on: Son Jarocho, Overexposed! http://fulbright.mtvu.com/katiegood/2009/06/24/son-jarocho-overexposed/ Fulbright and mtvU sent five students around the world to study and promote "the power of music." Check out their blogs here. Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:24:35 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Roy http://fulbright.mtvu.com/katiegood/2009/06/24/son-jarocho-overexposed/comment-page-1/#comment-5649 Roy Wed, 21 Oct 2009 01:08:50 +0000 http://fulbright.mtvu.com/?p=752#comment-5649 Thanks, for illustrating about son jarocho. I'm going to visit this site more often. Thanks, for illustrating about son jarocho. I’m going to visit this site more often.

]]> By: Sarah Bulleid http://fulbright.mtvu.com/katiegood/2009/06/24/son-jarocho-overexposed/comment-page-1/#comment-4118 Sarah Bulleid Sun, 02 Aug 2009 05:51:08 +0000 http://fulbright.mtvu.com/?p=752#comment-4118 I love your journey with la musica Mexicana Katie. My fiance is a Jarocho and guitarrista. It is through him that I came to know and love Son Jarocho. The poetry and metaphor of these songs is moving. We don't believe that Son Jarocho will lose it's local flavor. It's roots are strong. Yes there's the risk of homogeneity as the music becomes popular elsewhere, but there will always be those musicos who like to keep the tradition pure. I love your journey with la musica Mexicana Katie. My fiance is a Jarocho and guitarrista. It is through him that I came to know and love Son Jarocho. The poetry and metaphor of these songs is moving.

We don’t believe that Son Jarocho will lose it’s local flavor. It’s roots are strong. Yes there’s the risk of homogeneity as the music becomes popular elsewhere, but there will always be those musicos who like to keep the tradition pure.

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