Baroque
Vibrant scenes of Mexico's cultural heritage showcase diverse musical traditions and landscapes, exploring the origins of music and the stories of its singers.
“A musical about the baroque imagination which plays with History as an image”
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Vibrant scenes of Mexico's cultural heritage showcase diverse musical traditions and landscapes, exploring the origins of music and the stories of its singers.
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Vibrant scenes of Mexico's cultural heritage unfold in "Baroque," directed by Paul Leduc. The film interweaves images, music, and sounds that reflect the nation's diverse identity. It poses the question, "Where are the singers from?" as it presents various musical traditions and landscapes. The non-linear narrative connects historical roots with contemporary expressions, inviting reflection on the origins of the music and the stories behind the singers. This 1989 documentary runs for 115 minutes and features contributions from Mexico, Spain, and Cuba.
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