Television and football for fucked up?
Televised football in Mexico and its cultural imprint
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https://doi.org/10.59057/iberoleon.20075316.201416461Keywords:
television, professional football, melodrama, fandom, MéxicoAbstract
The entrance of television into professional Mexican football in 1956 marks the contemporary foundation of this sport. Football became a product configured by and for television. In this respect, televised football is a reference that gives symbolic and cultural orientation to its fandom. Simultaneously, fans are going to experience and practice their own fandom under the influence of televised football as a product. Both processes are inscribed into the logic of melodrama, that more than a literature genre is a cultural reference of fans everyday life and to the creation of cultural products such as professional televised football is.
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