Calli México : la Casa de la Cultura Mexicana en Puerto Rico
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López Ayala, Ximena Giovanna
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La presencia de la cultura mexicana en el archipiélago de Puerto Rico ha sido más evidente en las últimas décadas, por diversos factores y políticas públicas de cooperación internacional, la globalización o la creciente tendencia migratoria, entre otros, que han facilitado el establecimiento de mexicanos en la isla. Por ello, es necesario planificar el establecimiento de un centro cultural que permita la recreación de la cultura mexicana y el acercamiento a la sociedad receptora, tratando de preservar el patrimonio cultural de una nación cuyos elementos que la identifican pueden ser susceptibles de resignificación para su adaptación, como es el caso del festejo del Cinco de mayo en los Estados Unidos.
The presence of Mexican culture in the Puerto Rican archipelago has become increasingly apparent in recent decades, owing to a myriad of factors including international cooperation, globalization, and the rising trend of migration. These elements have contributed to the stability of the Mexican community on the island. Consequently, there arises a necessity to strategize the establishment of a cultural center. This center would serve as a platform for the reenactment of Mexican culture and facilitate its integration into the host society. The aim is to safeguard certain elements of a nation's cultural heritage that are susceptible to reinterpretation for adaptation, akin to the appropriation of Cinco de Mayo in the United States.
The presence of Mexican culture in the Puerto Rican archipelago has become increasingly apparent in recent decades, owing to a myriad of factors including international cooperation, globalization, and the rising trend of migration. These elements have contributed to the stability of the Mexican community on the island. Consequently, there arises a necessity to strategize the establishment of a cultural center. This center would serve as a platform for the reenactment of Mexican culture and facilitate its integration into the host society. The aim is to safeguard certain elements of a nation's cultural heritage that are susceptible to reinterpretation for adaptation, akin to the appropriation of Cinco de Mayo in the United States.
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