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Diversidad, identidad y memoria visual desde la práctica fotográfica. El poder de la imagen en el deporte del Polo
This article explores the power of photography as a living testimony of collective memory, using polo—a sport traditionally associated with social elites—as a case study to reveal how images document silent social transformations. Through four decades of visual documentation across global setting
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