@inbook{345e811636be47a393f13752544b554f,
title = "Xuxa at the Borders of U.S. TV: Checked for Gender, Race and National Identity",
abstract = "Examines cultural, economic, and media-conventional factors that precluded the Brazilian children{\textquoteright}s television performer and singer Xuxa, who in the early 1990s circulated as a transnational media star across Latin American, Europe, and Asia, from achieving crossover success in US English-language children{\textquoteright}s programming, compared to North American Spanish broadcast channels.",
keywords = "television programs, audiences, television broadcasting, marketing, Latin American culture, Brazilian culture, advertising media, children, international borders, cartoons",
author = "Ramona Curry and Valdivia, \{Angharad N\}",
year = "2001",
month = dec,
day = "20",
language = "English (US)",
isbn = "9780816637881",
series = "Commerce and Mass Culture",
publisher = "University of Minnesota Press",
pages = "240--256",
editor = "Meehan, \{Eileen R\} and Ellen Riordan",
booktitle = "Sex and Money",
address = "United States",
}