Agüe,agua,aguelita, agüela, indagaciones de las intersensibilidades de los tránsitos campo-ciudad en la experiencia vital de mi ágüela María Cristina Ladino Rodríguez

Abstract

Agüe-agua-agüelita-Agüela Inquiries into the intersensitivities of rural-urban transits in the life experience of my grandmother María Cristina Ladino Rodríguez, is a transdisciplinary research-creation project, whose methodological route is the documentary interview, the extended listening, genealogy, corpography and performance, among other proposals; to investigate the intersensible experience expressed in the lexicons of my grandmother. The starting point is in the conversations with my grandmother, the stories that she shared with me from my childhood, in which transits are investigated as changes, paths, routes, steps, comings, goings, sprouts and becomings of the roads of vital continuity between the urban-rural. In which the hidden and invisible legacy of my grandmother is revealed, in which it is possible to account for features of models of the feminine, which strengthened models of violence, routes of poverty and domesticity of women who pursued change in the nascent city of Bogotá from the 30s to the 50s of the 20th century. This reflective process generated a critical look at the condition of the feminine in my grandmother, as well as the condition of so many migrant women from the countryside to the city, in Colombia during the previous century. The case of my grandparents presents features of what happened in Choachí, Cundinamarca, during the first half of the 20th century; what was happening in Bogotá during the second half of the 20th century; and what surely continues to happen during the nineteenth century.