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Publicación La música como medio de transformación social: estudio de caso de la corporación rural laboratorio del espíritu en el municipio de El Retiro – Antioquia(Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Isaza Pérez, Santiago; Manco,Juan DavidThis article analyzes the role of music as a tool of social transformation through study case in Corporación Rural Laboratorio del Espíritu located in El Retiro, Antioquia. For this purpose, it was necessary to carry out a series of interviews in which members participating, directly and indirectly, were included. Moreover, to analyze it, I proposed four categories: interaction in the environment, music as possibility and opportunity, music as a construction of identity and music as expression. Thus, it is possible to identify that music as a tool of social transformation contributes to unification and social cohesion, to educational projection and sensitization.Publicación La producción musical de Herencia de Timbiquí y sus relaciones con la cultura del Pacifico colombiano(Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Martínez Santacruz, Álvaro Ernesto; Manco, Juan DavidThis article aims to reflect on the relationship between the musical production of the group Herencia de Timbiquí and the cultural practices of Colombia’s Pacific region. To achieve this, various documentary sources were analyzed, allowing for a deeper understanding of concepts such as territory, traditions, and the connection with nature in this Colombian context. Subsequently, interviews were conducted with members and founders of Herencia de Timbiquí, originally from the Pacific, which enabled a closer look at the lived experiences and artistic processes of the group. As a result, the study led to a comprehensive understanding of Herencia de Timbiquí’s musical production in relation to the territory, traditions, and the connection with nature characteristic of the Colombian Pacific. It is concluded that the group’s musical production integrally represents the territory, culture, and traditions of the Colombian Pacific. These reflections aim to contribute to a broader understanding of music as a cultural expression deeply connected to the environment and the social dynamics from which it emerges.Publicación Sociedad Amigos del Arte de Medellín: (1936 - 1962)(Universidad EAFIT, 2013) Pérez Salazar, Luisa Fernanda; Gil Araque, Fernando