La copla: un instrumento para el proyecto de moralización de la sociedad española durante el primer franquismo.

During the period immediately after the Spanish Civil War Copla was an extremely popular product of Spanish culture. Its lyrics portrayed women who were the exact opposite of women who Francoism and the Catholic Church intended to be the model female. These songs were also used to show the punishmen...

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Autor principal: Prieto Borrego, Lucía
Formato: Artículo
Lenguaje:español
Publicado: 2016
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Sumario:During the period immediately after the Spanish Civil War Copla was an extremely popular product of Spanish culture. Its lyrics portrayed women who were the exact opposite of women who Francoism and the Catholic Church intended to be the model female. These songs were also used to show the punishments that could be imposed to those with transgressive behaviour by existing morals. Copla or Canción española was the instrument that served to spread morals from early Francoism and these morals were central to a demographic project to control how women used their bodies.