Carlos Gámez, M.M.
Musicology
Carlos Gámez, Jr. is an Adjunct Instructor of Musicology at The University of Texas at El Paso and a Ph.D. candidate in Historical Musicology at Case Western Reserve University. His research focuses on sacred music, liturgy, and musical culture in the early modern Spanish world, with particular attention to the devotion and liturgy of Our Lady of Guadalupe of Mexico and its dissemination in eighteenth-century Spain. His broader interests include early music, chant, global musical traditions, and the intersections of music, religion, and cultural identity.
Publications:
- Gámez Hernández, Carlos. “Guadalupe de México y las devociones marianas relacionadas en la España de los siglos XVII y XVIII.” Annuarium Sancti Iacobi. Published March 2026.
- Gámez Hernández, Carlos. “Devoción sonora e imperio: canto, autoridad y la liturgia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe de México en la España del siglo XVIII.” Annuarium Sancti Iacobi. Forthcoming.
Contact Info
Department of Music
Office: FFA M437
Email: cgamez6@utep.edu
Office Phone: TBA
