Tierra, mar y aire

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Durante años se creyó que el rock era una forma de expresión esencialmente masculina. Y esto resultaba verosímil sobre todo en el caso de México, donde las mujeres rockeras desempeñaron por años un papel secundario, decorativo o periférico. Tere Estrada pone las cosas en su lugar. Estas páginas ofrecen el recuento pormenorizado de un trayecto arduo y accidentado: es el itinerario que tuvieron que recorrer las pioneras del rock mexicano y que las llevó de simples "chicas a go-go" a auténticas protagonistas de una forma de arte que ha revolucionado al mundo de la música y cuyas...

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