Talk:Carmen Miranda

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The section "Legacy" has 1st paragraph

According to Brazilian musician Caetano Veloso, Miranda was first a cause of both pride and shame, and later, a symbol that inspired the merciless gaze we began to cast upon ourselves; Carmen conquered 'White' America as no other South American has done or ever would, in an era when it was enough to be 'recognizable Latin and Negroid' in style and aesthetics to attract attention." For Veloso and other musicians contemplating a career abroad, Miranda's pioneering experiences continue to loom as a point of reference. Miranda helped establish and transform the relationship between Brazilian musicians and American producers that now has created several remarkable transnational collaborations ... To think of her is to think about the complexity of this relationship".

The placement of quotation marks is off, but I'm not sure where they should appear.-- (talk) 13:02, 6 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]