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Abstract
Entre los investigadores de la comunicación y la cultura latinoamericana de finales del siglo XX y de lo que va corrido del XXI, Jesús Martín Barbero es quizá el intelectual más influyente. El quiebre epistemológico que ha planteado para estudiar a la cultura popular es tan categórico, que difícilmente un investigador que se dedique a estos estudios podría pasarlo por alto. Incluso para quienes no comparten sus apuestas teóricas es inevitable su referencia.
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