Start Dancing with Devils, says Michelle Wibbelsman
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Michelle Wibbelsman, Associate Professor of Latin American indigenous cultures, ethnographic studies and ethnomusicology in the department of Spanish and Portuguese, studies ritual and politics, aesthetics and power, festival and ritual practices of meaning-making memory in indigenous communities in northern Ecuador. She also discusses the Dancing with Devils exhibit now on display in the Barnett Center. […]
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