La incidencia de la corporalidad en la construcción de la subjetividad en bailadores caleños

Abstract

This document is the result of an investigation carried out in the city of Cali that proposed to analyze how the body language of salsa dancing contributes to the production of subjectivity of caleño dancers in social interaction scenarios in Cali, for this a qualitative methodology is analyzed where a semi-structured interview was designed and applied, additionally a focus group and observations were made to places where salsa is danced. Theoretically, the concepts of corporality, subjectivity, intersubjective and intercultural communication were retaken and problematized. To have a broad overview of the research topic and respond to the objectives, we chose to interview dancers, dancers and experts on the topic of salsa. In the end it is concluded that corporality, subjectivity and intersubjective and intercultural communication are present in the salsa dance in the city of Cali and are presented in the dynamic components of the construction that has been made of being a caleño dancer, communicates, exchanges and values The movements to reaffirm the image of the city from the point of view of the experience of the body and what is communicated in the spaces of social interaction