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The Bolivian community is one of the migrant groups with the most visibility and relative weight among recent migrations in the city of Pedro Luro. Cultural patterns, religious festivals, everyday activities, and social practices as a whole appear as expressions of a sense of place and belonging. Thus, the aim is to analyze such practices as modalities of an approach to the construction of the sense of belonging experienced by Bolivian communities in the city, in a context of apparent territory segregation. The methodology used focused mainly on participant observation and semi-structured interviews with migrant and non-migrant subjects.

El sentido de pertenencia de los migrantes bolivianos en la ciudad de Pedro Luro (Buenos Aires – Argentina)