This article uses When the Moon Was Ours and Blanca and Roja to relate young adult literature to magical realist canonical works, notably analysing how the texts use magical realism to examine trans bodies. Through these processes and subsequent learning to survive in postmodern society, individuals can create their subjective identities. Using a close reading of the selected texts, this research demonstrates that identity disintegration is an ongoing process that can create new understandings and possibilities. Identity development, as an ever-changing process, provides us with new avenues for investigating subjectivity. This research aims to demonstrate identity development as a process rather than a distinct result of the struggle. A detailed inspection of his works indicates that the concept of ‘identity disintegration’ is a concern in virtually all of them. The purpose of the research is to comprehend the highly polymorphic notion of identity in the works of Anna Marie McLemore, a Mexican American writer. Her first Spanish-language EP, Quebrantado, appeared in 2019.Colourism, gender identity, trans normality, queer conflict, queer magical realism Abstract Blanca released a remix EP called Not Backing Down in 2016, and in 2017 she issued the single "Real Love," the first taste of her second album, Shattered, which arrived the following year.
A mix of uplifting pop, soul, dance, and hip-hop, the album debuted in the Top Ten of Billboard's Christian chart and cracked the Top 200 pop chart.
Her debut EP, Who I Am, arrived in January 2015 and was followed several months later by her self-titled debut long-player. With her powerful vocals and strong pop sensibilities, Blanca's music remains firmly rooted in the Christian faith, but offers plenty of crossover appeal. In 2013, Blanca announced her departure from Group 1 Crew and began working on her first solo release. After forming in 2003, the group signed with the Warner Bros.-owned Fervent Records, eventually releasing four albums and making a strong showing on the Billboard Christian charts in the late 2000s. Prior to starting her solo career, the Puerto Rican-born, American-raised vocalist spent a decade singing with Christian hip-hop outfit Group 1 Crew.
Blanca Elaine Callahan, known by her stage name Blanca, is a CCM pop singer based in Orlando, Florida.
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