Victoria Santa Cruz (1922-2014)
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2022-12-29
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Universidad Nacional de Música
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Victoria Eugenia Santa Cruz Gamarra, nació el 30 de agosto de 1922, en el hogar de Nicomedes Santa Cruz Aparicio, escritor y dramaturgo, y Victoria Gamarra, bailarina de marinera y zamacueca y que solía canturrear décimas a ritmo de socabón. Fue hermana de Nicomedes (decimista, cantor y poeta), Rafael (torero, cantor y bailarín de marinera), Fernando (virtuoso tocador de cajón y cantor) y otros igualmente dotados hermanos. Un siglo después, conmemoramos ese nacimiento como el punto de partida de una de las vidas más fructíferas de la cultura peruana, desplegada en diversidad de actividades: compositora, coreógrafa, cantante, bailarina, diseñadora, estudiosa de la cultura afroperuana, directora, maestra.
Victoria Eugenia Santa Cruz Gamarra was born on August 30, 1922, in the home of Nicomedes Santa Cruz Aparicio, a writer and playwright, and Victoria Gamarra, a marinera and zamacueca dancer who used to hum décimas to the rhythm of the socabón. She was the sister of Nicomedes (a decimist, singer, and poet), Rafael (a bullfighter, singer, and marinera dancer), Fernando (a virtuoso cajón player and singer), and other equally gifted siblings. A century later, we commemorate that birth as the starting point of one of the most fruitful lives of Peruvian culture, deployed in a variety of activities: composer, choreographer, singer, dancer, designer, scholar of Afro-Peruvian culture, director, and teacher.
Victoria Eugenia Santa Cruz Gamarra was born on August 30, 1922, in the home of Nicomedes Santa Cruz Aparicio, a writer and playwright, and Victoria Gamarra, a marinera and zamacueca dancer who used to hum décimas to the rhythm of the socabón. She was the sister of Nicomedes (a decimist, singer, and poet), Rafael (a bullfighter, singer, and marinera dancer), Fernando (a virtuoso cajón player and singer), and other equally gifted siblings. A century later, we commemorate that birth as the starting point of one of the most fruitful lives of Peruvian culture, deployed in a variety of activities: composer, choreographer, singer, dancer, designer, scholar of Afro-Peruvian culture, director, and teacher.
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Galería, Victoria Santa Cruz
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Tello Malpartida, A. (2022). Victoria Santa Cruz (1922-2014). Antec: Revista Peruana De Investigación Musical, 6(2), 149-150. https://doi.org/10.62230/antec.v6i2.171
