Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena

The research analyzes the citizen participation in cultural activities, in particular, in the most popular celebrations in the Colombian Caribbean region, the Carnival of Barranquilla Carnival and the Independence Feasts of Cartagena, whose historical links and evolution have been decisive in the co...

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Espinosa Espinosa, Aarón
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
dc.title.alternative.spa.fl_str_mv Participação cidadã em festas populares no Caribe colombiano: análise quantitativa do Carnaval de Barranquilla e das Festas da Independência de Cartagena
a participación ciudadana en fiestas populares del Caribe colombiano: análisis cuantitativo del Carnaval de Barranquilla y las Fiestas de Independencia de Cartagena
title Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
spellingShingle Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
Art;
Performing Arts;
Embroidery
LEMB
title_short Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
title_full Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
title_fullStr Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
title_full_unstemmed Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
title_sort Citizen participation in popular festivals in Colombian Caribbean region: A Quantitative Analysis of Carnival of Barranquilla and Independence Feasts of Cartagena
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dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Espinosa Espinosa, Aarón
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Performing Arts;
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topic Art;
Performing Arts;
Embroidery
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description The research analyzes the citizen participation in cultural activities, in particular, in the most popular celebrations in the Colombian Caribbean region, the Carnival of Barranquilla Carnival and the Independence Feasts of Cartagena, whose historical links and evolution have been decisive in the construction of the regional festive memory. The approach and method of Cultural Economics are used to identify and compare the factors associated with local participation during the last decade, and Como Vamos programs’ surveys are used to empirically evaluate the role of a set of traditional variables and the local context in the decision to participate in these festivals. The results suggest wide gaps between and within cities, which are explained by variables such as cultural capital, gender and leisure time, and others considered as structural, such as socioeconomic status, poverty and place of residence. Inequities are substantially greater in Cartagena, where it is necessary to expand access to the most lagging population. The article offers a new standpoint on the nature of regional feast and festivals and inputs for designing cultural policies to greater social appropriation of the regional intangible heritage. © 2022 Universidad del Norte. All rights reserved.
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The approach and method of Cultural Economics are used to identify and compare the factors associated with local participation during the last decade, and Como Vamos programs’ surveys are used to empirically evaluate the role of a set of traditional variables and the local context in the decision to participate in these festivals. The results suggest wide gaps between and within cities, which are explained by variables such as cultural capital, gender and leisure time, and others considered as structural, such as socioeconomic status, poverty and place of residence. Inequities are substantially greater in Cartagena, where it is necessary to expand access to the most lagging population. The article offers a new standpoint on the nature of regional feast and festivals and inputs for designing cultural policies to greater social appropriation of the regional intangible heritage. © 2022 Universidad del Norte. 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