Julie Sellers is an assistant professor of Spanish at Fairmont State University, and she is also a Federally Certified Court Interpreter (Spanish-English). She has travelled extensively in Latin America and Spain and lives in Fairmont, West Virginia.
"Dr. Julie Sellers tackles a musical genre that has become a sign of identity among Dominicans. It is a social X-ray in which bachata synthesizes traits of the people of Quisqueya (Dominican Republic) constructed throughout that country's history. Additionally, this book is the result of rigorous research that includes the testimony of important representatives of this musical expression."--Alexis Méndez, host, Música Maestro; "La Dra. Julie Sellers aborda un género musical que se ha convertido en un signo identitario de los dominicanos. Se trata de una radiografía social donde la bachata sintetiza rasgos de la gente de Quisqueya, construidos a lo largo de la historia dominicana de este país. Además este libro es resultado de una rigurosa investgación que involucra testimonios de importantes representantes de esta expresión musical."--Alexis Méndez, conductor de "Música Maestro."
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