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Embassy of Mexico in India
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2016
Kamala Surayya and Elena Poniatowska with writer Iván Uriel Atanacio Medellín
In this chapter of "Miradas India-México," the Mexican writer Iván Uriel Atanacio Medellín, winner of the National Award for Contribution to Mexican Literature, explores the works of the renowned writers Kamala Surayya and Elena Poniatowska, who are key figures in the literature of our countries and universal literary icons. These writers have fostered literary creation, artistic expression, activism, and cultural dissemination across generations of writers over time. They are pillars of literature that embrace memory through writing, testimony, narrative, and chronicle. In "Miradas," Iván Uriel shares a perspective of comparative literature between the works of the iconic writers Kamala Surayya and Elena Poniatowska, as well as the influence that the Mexican writer, Elena Poniatowska, winner of the Cervantes Prize in Literature, had on his migrant trilogy "Apología del encuentro."
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Una gran labor del escritor mexicano Iván Uriel, tuvimos oportunidad de verlo en Zaragoza, España
Great video, we loved Kamala Das so much, thanks Ivan Uriel, a magnific hispanic writer
Me encanta Elena Poniatowska, y buscaré obras de Kamala Das, gracias por el análisis del escritor mexicano Iván Atanacio.
Interesting, intelligent and profound, congratulations, it is positive to join together from comparative literature
A powerful view about two of the most brilliant female writers, congratulations for the channel
Viva Mexicana!
Congratulations for this project, so interesting, clever and valuable
Me gustó mucho, no concía estos nuevos autores, fantástico recorrido comparativo
That´s so interesting, congratulations, i saw "The human voice" directed by Ivan Uriel, so extraordinary mexican piece of work about a classic adaptation
Thank you, I really like the description and the cultural proximities from the author👌
So interesting, beautiful cultural trip, all the best
Punjabis are Indians ? How ? What about Pakistani Punjabis ? What about Punjabi/ Sikh Gen0cide by India ?
As a Pakistani Punjabi I just want all of us to be united again. We are by far the most divided ethnicity in the world. Punjabi Muslims in Pakistan see Punjabi Sikhs and Hindus in India as literal aliens, despite being the same exact ethnicity 💀
@@DukeOfSummersetPunjabi Sikhs and Muslims get along well (see town of Malerkotla, east Punjab) across border too. Don’t know about Punjabi hindus
Excelente contenido, saludos y enhorabuena!
Viva México
A very complete summary, very well done, thanks for this
Two countries, two perspectives, congrats, thanks for sharing
That´s so interesting, thanks for sharing
Uno de los requisitos es el comprobante de domicilio en México personalmente yo no cuento con ningún documento a mi nombre que este ligado a una dirección en México, pero mis padres cuentan con una dirección en México, en ese caso que podría utilizar en ese caso?
Punjab is a state in india ... Every state here has diffrent culture .... Punjabis went abroad under british regime to foughtbworld war 1 n 2nd. They were strong , tall n sturdy rather others in india . They fought well n won many batykes in abroad for brtishers. Thtst why they were providef land in california, canada , n mainly. Better to say its punjabi indian culture rather indian . Thnks
No, it's only Indian culture, there is no independent Punjabi culture...
Lol I'm Hindu punjabi. Punjabi have their own culture,language, cuisine we are different @FromPlanetZX
Punjab is a state in India They are .0001% of India
Very interesting and clever! Thumbs up!!!
I’m a Mexican and love Indian culture love their food and music 🇲🇽 🇮🇳
Its one state in India
Ashapurna Devi´s "Galpa Samagra" is a Masterpiece, congrats for the series, i will read Garro´s work
So interesting, thanks for sharing
Narayan its a total master, thanks for the clip, its a great release
Thanks for share this, I liked the analysis, and the writer presenter, very clever
Thats so interesting; i learn a few notes about Carlos Fuentes and didnt know so much about Juan Rulfo, but the reference of his masterpiece its important in Cervantes Club; about Karayan, at his pic, was and is a total masterful writer
Great program, masters of literature, śubha dina!
Very interesting, thanks for sharing
Muy interesante, me gustó mucho la teoría comparativa!!! Narayan estaría cercano al realismo mágico con la equidistante reserva del territorio, y Juan Rulfo es único en el lenguaje, gracias!
Muy interesante, leí la novela "El Ítamo", una de las mejores novelas mexicanas, saludos desde Barcelona
A true example of a revolutionary concerned with equality through education
Me encantaron las lecturas! Es difícil encontrar espacios de literatura mexicana en Mumbai, y tener acceso en línea es genial
Excelente análisis, me encanta la literatura de India, enhorabuena por el programa
Very informative ❤
Latinas 😍😍😍😍😍
My ancestor was one of the women who married a Punjabi too 😮
I really love this! My dad is from Sinaloa and my mom is Navajo so i understand perfectly how it is to grow up in two cultures..blessings from Phoenix Arizona!
Cool
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As Mexican, when i find out India, i was so exited to know about this country, but when my ears listened for first time Punjabi music i was shocked, music is so incredible, i loved bhangra since the first time i saw in a YT video, it was a special connection i felt when i saw and listened all this new things, idk, i fell in love with Punjab and i didn't know why, it was something I can't explain, i feel the necessity to go to Punjab, to meet Punjabi people, to connect with the culture, since 2015 , some moths ago i find out this fact and that makes me wonder that maybe in my previous life i was born in Punjab or maybe in one of this Mexican - Punjabi marriages, because it's unreal what I feel when i listen Punjabi songs, what I feel when i see bhangra dance, hope someday fullfil my dream to go and meet Punjab, at least meet Punjabi people in Mexico city 💗 Lots of love and respect to India, Punjab and my Mexicans 🥰💗 from México City 🇲🇽✨🇮🇳
I’m Punjabi and I’m born in London.. you should go to Amritsar golden temple you will love it
Absolutely identical unexplainable feeling we share! Been feeling this way since 2008! -Also Mexican here, came to know about half and halves in 2013
hola hermosa 😍😍
Include Pakistan too…Most Punjabis are Pakistani
Punjab was a different country and had nothing to do with India. Punjabi music and cuisine is exclusively and historically Punjabi and has nothing to do with India across river Jamuna (where india starts)
Thank you for posting this, I have recently started reading the Paz book and have been astounded by it. It's like adding an exponent to my knowledge of India. Eroticism is immersion. What an intellect Paz had,
Hi, has the visa application process started at Delhi Embassy?
I don't agree with interracial marriages though. But, it's people's choices.
Mexican isn’t a race, it’s a nationality.
Mfs like you hold humanity back centuries ngl
Maybe that's why a lot of latinos look like North Indians.
Its mostly because the mixtures are similar
You both are very wrong
It was amazing
Likewise with Bangladeshi men that married from the black community in Harlem.
Yes its similar with Bengali men and Puerto Rican women
@@AliAhmed-ve5xl oh really? Was that in Harlem too?
I studied in India and I am currently doing a (dance) work inspired by Tina Modotti. In researching on her life and art, I came across her collaboration with Khankhoje's work and found it deeply moving. Thanks to Dr. Savitri, Conrado Tostado and the discovery of this very significant cultural exchange between India and Mexico.
They are called Gypsies…just because one is brown doesn’t mean they are Native American, just because one is white doesnt mean they are indo european. White isn’t a RACE.
Amei prima, trabalhei muitos anos em parceria com centros culturais e eles levavam contadores de história nas classes. Lindo trabalho!!!!
What is cool to know is that I am related to a Mexican Punjabi from my grandfather’s cousin. My grandfather’s cousin married a Mexican and started a family with the Mexican.