The paper portrays the Plazuela de la Campana , a historical small square in the Port of Veracruz, Mexico that fell into ill-use and was revived with a strategy of music and dance events. The case demonstrates how music and dance became a new tradition that nurtures a collective attachment to the Plazuela and contributes to it being regarded as heritage. The privately initiated revitalisation borrows potency from prior nostalgic memories and traditions to overpower the past notoriety of the square. Dance and music, besides creating pleasant associations, effectively build a network of friendships that engages people in the square and through which the history of the place becomes remembered. All these effects deepen the meaningfulness of the Plazuela, which fosters personal affection towards the square and ultimately, it is proposed, translates into a general appreciation—a lesson to be learned for emerging urban planning practices.

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墨西哥韦拉克鲁斯港的音乐和舞蹈城市振兴

这篇论文描绘了墨西哥韦拉克鲁斯港的一个历史悠久的小广场 Plazuela de la Campana，它曾被滥用，并通过音乐和舞蹈活动的策略重新焕发活力。该案例展示了音乐和舞蹈如何成为一种新传统，培养了对 Plazuela 的集体依恋，并有助于将其视为遗产。私人发起的复兴从先前的怀旧记忆和传统中借用了力量，以压倒广场过去的恶名。舞蹈和音乐，除了创造愉快的联想之外，还有效地建立了一个友谊网络，吸引了广场上的人们，并通过它记住了这个地方的历史。所有这些效果都加深了 Plazuela 的意义，从而培养了对广场的个人感情，并最终提出，