“¿Cuánto por una máquina parlante?”: estrategias cotidianas para acceder al mágico mundo de los sonidos grabados (México, 1903-1910) by Jaddiel Díaz Frene

“…This story develops in a specific context of the social uses of talking machines in Mexico, marked by the interest of several American companies in the country’s sound market, such as Victor Talking Machine Company, National Phonograph and Columbia Record, whose directors sent technicians to record hundreds of records and cylinders with pieces performed by cultured and popular artists. …”
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