Narcocorrido and armed violence: the emergence of Buchon in the state of Sinaloa

Authors

  • Esmeralda Bonilla Torres Autonomous Metropolitan University - Iztapalapa Unit, Mexico.
  • Alan Felipe Isidro Morales Autonomous Metropolitan University - Iztapalapa Unit, Mexico.
  • Yair Xolalpa Avalos Autonomous Metropolitan University - Iztapalapa Unit, Mexico.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33064/hh.v10i20.2711

Keywords:

Narco-culture, Corrido Alterado, Buchon, Armed Violence, Drugs Trafficking

Abstract

The narcocorrido is a musical phenomenon in Mexico, which highlights the lifestyle of drug traffickers, their adventures and exploits, conflicts between different cartels, among other aspects. This research will analyze the historical context, the factors that led to the rise of drug trafficking in the country, as well as how Buchon emerged in the state of Sinaloa. It will also question why it is difficult to determine the origins of drug trafficking and the buchon in northern Mexico. 

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Author Biographies

Esmeralda Bonilla Torres, Autonomous Metropolitan University - Iztapalapa Unit, Mexico.

History Student.

Alan Felipe Isidro Morales, Autonomous Metropolitan University - Iztapalapa Unit, Mexico.

History Student.

Yair Xolalpa Avalos, Autonomous Metropolitan University - Iztapalapa Unit, Mexico.

History Student.

HH20

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Published

2020-01-01

How to Cite

Bonilla Torres, Esmeralda, Alan Felipe Isidro Morales, and Yair Xolalpa Avalos. 2020. “Narcocorrido and Armed Violence: The Emergence of Buchon in the State of Sinaloa”. Horizonte Histórico - Semester Journal for Students of the UAA’s Bachelor’s Degree in History 10 (20):37-50. https://doi.org/10.33064/hh.v10i20.2711.

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No. 20 (2020): History of daily life

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