Arts & Culture
Carlos y Luis Enrique Mejia Godoy: Fifty Years.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 PROGRAM # 8582 12:00 PM PT Carlos y Luis Enrique Mejia Godoy: Fifty Years. Recognized ambassadors of Nicaraguan folklore, the brothers Carlos and Luis Enrique Mejía Godoy tour the US celebrating 50 years in music. Carlos and his younger brother Luis Enrique, both singers and composers, were key figures in the New […]
(Español) Gentrificación, negros, latinos y trabajadores pobres en la Bahía de San Fco. Arranca Serie
(Español) Lo cierto es que algunas diferencias se han contrastado. Caminar de la calle Valencia a la Misssion, son apenas unos pasos y sin embargo el contraste salarial y de estilo de vida es mucho mayor.
(Español) La gentrificación desplaza a trabajadores y gente de color en el área de la Bahía
(Español) Esta cobertura incluirá historias sobre el impacto de la crisis de la vivienda en las artes y en la cultura, y los esfuerzos dirigidos por jóvenes para organizar y proponer soluciones al desplazamiento y al desalojo regional.
Tejano Conjunto Studies Pioneer.
MONDAY, MARCH 25 PROGRAM # 8570 12:00 PM PT Tejano Conjunto Studies Pioneer. Dr. Manuel Peña, a recognized pioneer of Tejano music studies, died at 76. In remembrance, we repeat our last interview with Dr. Peña in 2008 about his then new book and memoir “Where the Ox does not Plow: A Mexican American Ballad.” […]
“Roma” Wins Academy Awards, Shining a Spotlight on Domestic Workers
The Spanish-language film “Roma” received a record 10 Oscar nominations, winning three categories. The film, whose protagonist, Cleo, is an indigenous domestic worker, shined a spotlight on the racism against indigenous people present in Mexican society and the treatment of domestic workers.
(Español) Permitamos que germine la semilla de la tolerancia
(Español) No sé si la nominación de Yalitza Aparicio como Mejor Actriz por su papel de Cleo en Roma, la primera indígena en ser nominada en la historia de los Oscar, tendrá alguna repercusión más allá del debate que desató en las redes sociales, o si se mantienen vivos el racismo, el clasismo y el prejuicio que plagan al mundo.
(Español) Yalitza Aparicio, La Voz de la Mixteca, entre los que se fueron y los que se quedaron
(Español) Publicaciones como Vogue México han retocado su fotografía en la portada suscitando un acalorado debate sobre el racismo, el clasismo, la explotación e invisibilidad de los indígenas en México.
The Oscars 2019 and “Roma.”
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 PROGRAM # 8550 12:00 PM PT The Oscars 2019 and “Roma.” The movie “Roma” is taking the Academy Awards by storm. It is the Spanish-language picture with the most nominations in the history of the Oscars. And Mexican indigenous actress Yalitza Aparicio has already made history with her nomination for best actress. […]
Master Canoeists Build Boats to Celebrate the Historic Occupation of Alcatraz
Nearly half a century ago, dozens of Native American activists navigated from San Francisco to Alcatraz to occupy the island for six months to denounce the dispossession and abandonment of their communities.
Buika.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 PROGRAM # 8545 12:00 PM PT Buika. This is a conversation with Spanish singer Concha Buika, known as “the queen of Flamenco fusion.” Buika, a singer, poet and composer of Equatoguinean roots, has toured the world performing flamenco music concerts that combine influences of jazz, pop, soul and African rhythms. She is […]
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