Definition of

Pioneer

Diligence

A pioneer is called someone who begins to settle or explore a previously virgin territory.

Pioneer is a term that comes from the French language ( pionnier ) and that refers to the subject who begins to explore or populate virgin territories . For example: “Tomorrow there will be a tribute to the pioneers of the town at the Development Association” , “My grandfather was one of the pioneers who built the first houses in the town” , “The pioneer's family announced the creation of a museum”. that will collect the history of the city.”

A pioneer can also be an individual who performs a certain action for the first time in the history of humanity or who develops an unprecedented trend in some discipline: “The pioneer of electronic blues will appear tomorrow at the House of Culture,” “The Catalan chef is often pointed out as the pioneer of molecular gastronomy” , “I don't understand Mirulatti: he says he is the pioneer of the genre in the country but he repeats what Gomlork did a decade ago” .

Mormon pioneers

There are, of course, different types of pioneers depending on the geographic region and what is considered.

Mormon pioneers , to name a group, are the men and women who, between 1847 and 1869 , toured the United States and settled in the area that currently belongs to Utah .

Monument

Pioneers are often remembered and honored.

The term associated with socialism and communism

The Pioneer Movement , on the other hand, is the set of youth associations that are linked to the socialist and communist parties .

In countries governed by socialism , minors usually enter these types of groups when they begin primary education. Upon reaching adolescence, they become part of the youth of the Communist Party in question.

Pioneering products and developments

It is worth mentioning that the term pioneer can also be used to talk about a revolutionary creation that marked a before and after thanks to rethinking the bases or transcending the frontiers explored up to that point in a given field. In the history of cinema, for example, there have been many examples of pioneering people and works, as set out below:

* In 1902, the first science fiction short film was filmed, called “ Trip to the Moon .” Its creators were also pioneers in the use of special effects and all this brought them fruit, since their film is among the 100 best of the 20th century;

* The Kinemacolor system was a pioneer in the production of color films. It was used since 1908, but it was only in 1914 that it gave life to a feature film, " The World, the Flesh and the Devil ." Despite the innovation it represented, it also brought numerous technical problems, which is why it fell into disuse after said work;

* The film " Inspiration ", released in 1915, was pioneering in that it showed a completely naked actress, Audrey Munson, a well- known model who had posed without clothes for many artists. Knowing this work, it is curious that the North American film industry has censored nudity for three decades starting in 1934;

* The film titled " The Jazz Singer " (1927) was the first to have sound in history. As a curious fact, it was also controversial for having a white actor wearing makeup to look black, something that sparked complaints of racism. Although it may be hard to believe, many people in the film industry thought that sound films would be a passing fad;

* DVD is a technology that today is beginning to seem old compared to Blu-ray, but in 1996 the film " Twister " (" Tornado ") was the first to be released in this format, which would quickly leave VHS behind . In a short time, the catalog of DVD titles grew considerably.