Marysol Quevedo

Marysol Quevedo is an Associate Professor at the University of Miami's Frost School of Music, specializing in musicology with a focus on Cuban and Puerto Rican musical cultures. Her research explores intersections between music, politics, and identity in post-revolutionary Cuba and the Caribbean diaspora.

Research Themes:

• Cuban avant-garde music and revolutionary ideology
• Film music analysis (e.g., Leo Brouwer's scores)
• Cultural diplomacy through symphonic institutions
• Puerto Rican music historiography
• Public ethnomusicology and community engagement

Publication Trends: Analyzes Cuban composers' negotiation of socialist values with global artistic movements, emphasizing music's role in ideological narratives through film scores, symphonic programming, and diasporic cultural preservation.