David González Hernández, Antonieta Mercado Anaya, Efraín Delgado Rivera, Jaime Miguel González Chávez
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Television, melodrama and fictional bioseries: Juan Gabriel, Luis Miguel, and José José
This article examines the narrative strategies that have structured the biographical series of Juan Gabriel, Luis Miguel, and Jose Jose transmitted by television channels and streaming platforms with international influence. It focuses primarily on their retrospective stories and struggles to achieve “success”. We discussed how these storylines are reconfigured as melodramas to manage tensions about gender, sexuality, drug addiction and family.
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