Argentina-Ireland

1. Intercultural
Workshop
Corso, EriCa; BaldomE, daiana;
EtChEvErs, santiago; irusta,
Carla.

2. Identity:
Adolescents

3. Definition
Who you are or what your name is.
The qualities that make someone what
they are and different from other people.
The condition of being a certain person.
The set of characteristics or traits by
which a person is known.

4. Urban tribes
“A cultural group within a larger
culture, often having beliefs or
interests at variance with those of
the larger culture."

5. Rockers
 They came about in the
sixties.
 Peculiar appearance: Long
hair, tatoos, piercings,
ripped trousers, t-shirts of
their different bands.
 They listen to bands such
as Soda Stereo, Los
Redonditos de Ricota, Los
Rancheros, Ataque 77, La
Bersuit Vergarabat.

6. Gothics
 They began to appear
after Romanticism
 They wear black clothes
as well as black
makeup.
 They tend to be
associated with
emotions of depression,
loneliness, darkness
and death.
 They are related to
satanic rituals.

7. Cumbieros
 They wear expensive
trademark sneakers,
baggy T-shirts of
their favourite football
teams.
 They usually dye
their hair yellow.
 Slang language,
deriving from
marginal areas.

8. Electro
 They use to go to raves and electronic music
recitals.
 They generally wear sunglasses, even at night.
They dress in a slightly exotic way.
 They have a particular way of dancing.

9. Conclusion
 There exists nowadays many
different types of subcultures
in Argentina.
 It is worth knowing about
them so as to avoid the
solidification of stereotypes,
discrimination, intolerance.
 In this way, we can promote
respect towards other people’s
views, lifestyles and
practices.

10. References
http://electrodjexpres.jimdo.com/urban-
tribes/
http://pills52.com/2014/0695880/
http://www.detribusurbanas.com