Kinshasa, 1974: Fania All Stars o el imaginario africanista en la salsa neoyorquina de la década de 1970

• Autores: Brais Outes-León
• Localización: Iberoamericana. América Latina, España, Portugal: Ensayos sobre letras, historia y sociedad. Notas. Reseñas iberoamericanas, ISSN-e 2255-520X, ISSN 1577-3388, Vol. 17, Nº 66, 2017, págs. 13-30
• Idioma: español
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