What is the theme of this lecture series?

The theme for this year is 'Songs Do Not Remain Silent: Social Change and Music in Latin America'.

When and where is the second lecture held?

It will be held on Friday, June 19, at 5:00 PM at the Multimedia Hall, Nakamiya Campus, Kansai Gaidai University.

Is there a participation fee?

No, participation is free of charge.

How can I participate online?

Online participation requires prior registration. It will use Google Meet, and you can register via the dedicated form.

Who was the lecturer and what was the content of the first lecture?

The first lecture was on May 29 by Professor Emeritus Izumi Chiba of Osaka University, who spoke about modern Chilean music and social movements, singing with the participants.

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[Kansai Gaidai University] Open Lecture Series on 'Songs Do Not Remain Silent: Social Change and Music in Latin America' to be Held on Friday, June 19. Online Participation Available.

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The Ibero-American Studies Center of Kansai Gaidai University will hold the second session of its 2026 open lecture series on social change and music in Latin America on June 19. A professor from Ritsumeikan University will lecture on social change and folk music in Cuba, incorporating live musical performances. Online participation is available.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the theme of this lecture series?: A: The theme for this year is 'Songs Do Not Remain Silent: Social Change and Music in Latin America'.
Q: When and where is the second lecture held?: A: It will be held on Friday, June 19, at 5:00 PM at the Multimedia Hall, Nakamiya Campus, Kansai Gaidai University.
Q: Is there a participation fee?: A: No, participation is free of charge.
Q: How can I participate online?: A: Online participation requires prior registration. It will use Google Meet, and you can register via the dedicated form.
Q: Who was the lecturer and what was the content of the first lecture?: A: The first lecture was on May 29 by Professor Emeritus Izumi Chiba of Osaka University, who spoke about modern Chilean music and social movements, singing with the participants.