La Onda is a cultural movement that emerged in Mexico in the 1960s and 1970s. It was a youth subculture that rejected traditional Mexican values and embraced modernity, rebellion, and counterculture.
La Onda was characterized by its rejection of authority, experimentation with drugs and music, and promotion of individual freedom and personal expression. It was heavily influenced by international countercultural movements such as the Beat Generation, hippie culture, and rock music.
Artists and intellectuals played a significant role in the development of La Onda, using their platforms to challenge traditional Mexican societal norms and advocate for social change. The movement also had a significant impact on Mexican pop culture, influencing music, fashion, literature, and film.
Overall, La Onda represented a shift in Mexican society towards greater openness and freedom of expression, and its legacy continues to be felt in contemporary Mexican culture.
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