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"Ah í Gina, ahí" / "There Gina, there"

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Songs and rhythms in their relationship with our personal memories end up populated with ghosts. English rock band Radiohead's song "There, there" (2003), evokes the hypnotic cadence to which the Brazilian performer Gina Montes used to dance every Thursday night along with the opening theme of a late 1970's Mexican comedy TV show.
The chorus of "There, there" insistently repeats the slogan that Immanuel Kant was trying to refute in his second edition of the Critique of Pure Reason (1781): "just 'cause you feel it, doesn't mean it's there". Kant's first edition of the Critique was received as the work of an idealist. The sec
tion named "The refutation of idealism", in the second edition of this book (1787), tries to neglect that interpretation. Gina Montes' infinite looped dance steps transform her precisely into the specter that inhabits Radiohead's chorus. Gina is now the ghost of idealism and if Kant is able to mov
e away from this skepticism towards our sensibility, he needs to overcome Gina's spell. Original music: "There, There (The Boney King of Nowhere.)"by Radiohead, 2003 Original video: extracts from "La Carabina de Ambrosio", Televisa, 1978-1985 & "Gina Montes" video posted by evediel on July 01, 2007. You Tube.

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