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'''Dr. Juan Pablo González''' is a Chilean musician, professor and a judge on [[The Switch Drag Race (Season 1)|Season 1]] of ''[[The Switch Drag Race]]''. |
'''Dr. Juan Pablo González''' is a Chilean musician, professor and a judge on [[The Switch Drag Race (Season 1)|Season 1]] of ''[[The Switch Drag Race]]''. |
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Dr. Juan Pablo González is a Chilean musician, professor and a judge on Season 1 of The Switch Drag Race.
Bio
González has actively participated in the renewal of musicological teaching in Chile, contributing to the creation and conduction of the Magister in Musicology at the University of Chile (1993) and the Bachelor's Degree in Musicology from the Catholic University of Chile (2003), and the implementation of the “Samuel Claro Valdés” Latin American Musicology Award (1998).
Likewise, he has given seminars and directed theses of the Magister in Latin American Art and Latin American Music Interpretation of the National University of Cuyo. He has also offered seminars and conferences at the universities of Valladolid, Oviedo, Complutense de Madrid, the State of Ceará in Brazil, the Republic in Montevideo, and at the Higher Academy of Arts in Bogotá.
Career
González obtained his Ph.D. in Musicology at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1991. He is a professor and researcher at the Institute of Music of the Pontificia Universidad Católica in Chile and president of the Branch Latin American of the International Association for Popular Music Studies.
He has published nearly 30 musicological articles in magazines in Latin America and the United States and has presented nearly 40 papers at conferences held in numerous Latin American and European countries. His main line of research has led him to propose the field of Popular Musicology in Latin America, which privileges the social historical and socio-aesthetic study of 20th century popular music, making contributions in the methodological field and the history of the popular music in Chile and its spheres of influence.
At the same time, he has studied twentieth century Chilean composers, considering their relationship with the European avant-gardes and local languages.
Gallery
| Winner | Luz Violeta |
|---|---|
| Runners-Up | 2nd & 3rd: Botota Fox & Luna di Mauri • 4th: Sofía Camará • 5th: Yoyi |
| Other Contestants | 6th: Rubí • 7th: Arianda Sodi • 8th: Laura Bell • 9th: Fernanda Brown (La Más Pretenciosa) • 10th: Jessica Parker (Mejor Compañera) • 11th: Paulette Palmery • 12th: Nery Lefferti • 13th: Yume Hime • 14th: Veneno • 15th: Francisca Thompson • 16th: Elizabeth San Martín (La Peor Transformista) • 17th: Álvaro Lynch |
| Judges | Karla Constant • Nicole Gaultier • Íngrid Cruz • Juan Pablo González • Sebastián Errázuriz |
| Coaches | Patricia Maldonado • Nicanor Bravo |