jueves, 30 de octubre de 2014
jueves, 16 de octubre de 2014
Bangkok's 'Mexican' Gangsters
This new and particular trend is a clear example of a subculture immersed in other culture considering that these young Thais have accepted all types of visible and invisible behaviours and features of Mexican Gangsters such as clothes, tattoos, hairstyles, music and social feelings that inspire their lifes.
I believe that the most important characteristic of this phenomenon is the feeling of social dissatisfaction that young Thais have against their government. It's like an expression of deep anger and denunciation that some people have for various issues that are affecting their society such as abortion or corruption and these situations are similar to the current situacion in Mexico.
I infer that sometimes the physical borders between countries or continents or territories don't matter if we can identified with situations that occur in other parts of the world. In a globalized and connected world as ours, only the internet can shows all of the facts that are happening in our countries and these scenes contribute to create a BIG GLOBAL CULTURE.
Thanks for your attention,
Mary Molina Pereira.
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