Corrido, narcocorrido y colonialidad: un análisis desde la semiótica de la cultura y la decolonialidad

Abstract

The Mexican corrido and narcocorrido integrate a historical system of production, transmission, and preservation of information, sustained by the social cultural-political- historical-commercial conditions and the conjunctural processes of different eras. These semiotic-discursive productions can be analyzed from the Semiotics of Culture as complex texts that are part of a Semiosphere of the corrido-narcocorrido. Through their dynamic, it's possible to understand their role in the normalization and institution of a series of colonialities that establish power relations, forms of knowledge, and the generation of subjectivities, which have been favorable to the maintenance of a state hegemony and another media-commercial-global one.