Robert Irwin is Professor and Chancellor's Fellow in the Department of Spanish and Portugese at the University of California, USA. He is the author of Bandits, Captives, Heroines and Saints: Cultural Icons of Mexico's Northwest Borderlands (2007), and co-editor of Dictionary of Latin American Cultural Studies (2011).Mariacruz Castro Ricalde is Professor of Humanities at the Tecnológico de Monterry, Mexico. She is the author and co-editor of several books on Mexican culture and literature in Spanish, including El Cine Mexicano se Impone (2012).

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• Acknowledgments.- Introduction; Robert McKee Irwin and Maricruz Castro Ricalde .-1. Rumba Caliente Beats Foxtrot: Cinematic Cultural Exchanges Between Mexico and Cuba; Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 2. Así se quere en Antioquia: Mexican Golden Age Cinema in Colombia; Robert McKee Irwin .- 3. Mexico's Appropriation of the Latin American Visual Imaginary: Rómulo Gallegos in Mexico; Robert McKee Irwin .- 4. Latin American Rivalry: Libertad Lamarque in Mexican Golden Age Cinema; Mónica Szurmuk and Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 5. Mexican National Cinema in the USA: Good Neighbors and Transnational Mexican Audiences; Robert McKee Irwin.- 6. Panhispanic Romances in Times of Rupture: Spanish-Mexican Cinema; Inmaculada Álvarez and Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 7. Vedro Nebo in Far Off Lands: Mexican Golden Age Cinema's Unexpected Triumph in Tito's Yugoslavia; Dubravka Sužnjevi? and Robert McKee Irwin.- Epilogue; Robert McKee Irwin and Maricruz Castro Ricalde.- Bibliography.- Index.

Robert Irwin is Professor and Chancellor's Fellow in the Department of Spanish and Portugese at the University of California, USA. He is the author of Bandits, Captives, Heroines and Saints: Cultural Icons of Mexico's Northwest Borderlands (2007), and co-editor of Dictionary of Latin American Cultural Studies (2011).Mariacruz Castro Ricalde is Professor of Humanities at the Tecnológico de Monterry, Mexico. She is the author and co-editor of several books on Mexican culture and literature in Spanish, including El Cine Mexicano se Impone (2012).

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• Acknowledgments.- Introduction; Robert McKee Irwin and Maricruz Castro Ricalde .-1. Rumba Caliente Beats Foxtrot: Cinematic Cultural Exchanges Between Mexico and Cuba; Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 2. Así se quere en Antioquia: Mexican Golden Age Cinema in Colombia; Robert McKee Irwin .- 3. Mexico's Appropriation of the Latin American Visual Imaginary: Rómulo Gallegos in Mexico; Robert McKee Irwin .- 4. Latin American Rivalry: Libertad Lamarque in Mexican Golden Age Cinema; Mónica Szurmuk and Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 5. Mexican National Cinema in the USA: Good Neighbors and Transnational Mexican Audiences; Robert McKee Irwin.- 6. Panhispanic Romances in Times of Rupture: Spanish-Mexican Cinema; Inmaculada Álvarez and Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 7. Vedro Nebo in Far Off Lands: Mexican Golden Age Cinema's Unexpected Triumph in Tito's Yugoslavia; Dubravka Sužnjevi? and Robert McKee Irwin.- Epilogue; Robert McKee Irwin and Maricruz Castro Ricalde.- Bibliography.- Index.

Robert Irwin is Professor and Chancellor's Fellow in the Department of Spanish and Portugese at the University of California, USA. He is the author of Bandits, Captives, Heroines and Saints: Cultural Icons of Mexico's Northwest Borderlands (2007), and co-editor of Dictionary of Latin American Cultural Studies (2011).Mariacruz Castro Ricalde is Professor of Humanities at the Tecnológico de Monterry, Mexico. She is the author and co-editor of several books on Mexican culture and literature in Spanish, including El Cine Mexicano se Impone (2012).

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• Acknowledgments.- Introduction; Robert McKee Irwin and Maricruz Castro Ricalde .-1. Rumba Caliente Beats Foxtrot: Cinematic Cultural Exchanges Between Mexico and Cuba; Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 2. Así se quere en Antioquia: Mexican Golden Age Cinema in Colombia; Robert McKee Irwin .- 3. Mexico's Appropriation of the Latin American Visual Imaginary: Rómulo Gallegos in Mexico; Robert McKee Irwin .- 4. Latin American Rivalry: Libertad Lamarque in Mexican Golden Age Cinema; Mónica Szurmuk and Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 5. Mexican National Cinema in the USA: Good Neighbors and Transnational Mexican Audiences; Robert McKee Irwin.- 6. Panhispanic Romances in Times of Rupture: Spanish-Mexican Cinema; Inmaculada Álvarez and Maricruz Castro Ricalde (Robert McKee Irwin, trans.).- 7. Vedro Nebo in Far Off Lands: Mexican Golden Age Cinema's Unexpected Triumph in Tito's Yugoslavia; Dubravka Sužnjevi? and Robert McKee Irwin.- Epilogue; Robert McKee Irwin and Maricruz Castro Ricalde.- Bibliography.- Index.