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*Poeta de la nación canta a las víctimas de la violencia en Baton Rouge, St. Louis y Dallas
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*Nation’s Poet Sings to Victims of Violence in Baton Rouge, St. Louis and Dallas
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Invitados: (grabaciones musicales) Coro de Niños Cantores de Valle de Chalco, canciones del disco “Caminito de Belén”: Aleluya de la Obra El Mesías, de Georg Friedrich Händel; Aleluya y Tierra Viva, canta Nana Mouskouri, disco Tierra Viva; Coro de los Esclavos, del compositor Giuseppe Verdi, de la opera Nabucco; Gloria Inmortal, de la opera Fausto.
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Guests: (music recordings) Choir of Children Singers of Valle de Chalco, songs from the album “Caminito de Belén”: the Alleluia from the English Oratorio The Messiah, by Georg Friedrich Händel; Aleluya and Tierra Viva, sang by Nana Mouskouri, Tierra Viva album; Choir of the Slaves, of the composer Giuseppe Verdi, from the opera Nabucco; Gloria Immortal, from the opera Faust. Based
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En esta conversación grabada ante una audiencia en vivo en el Festival del Folklore del Smithsonian en el Paseo Nacional, los artistas discuten sus raíces y las fuentes que les inspiran los asuntos de justicia social que definen su obra. Ray Guzmán, alias MixteKo, es un rapero y un danzante mixteco tradicional avecindado en el valle de San Joaquín que canta en tres lenguas (inglés, español y mixteco).
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In this Holiday edition, correspondent José López Zamorano talks in Washington DC with grassroots rappers Ray Guzmán and Bambu. In this conversation recorded before a live audience at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival at the National Mall, the artists discuss their roots and the sources of inspiration for their social-justice and community oriented work. Ray Guzmán, aka, MixteKo, is a rapper and a traditional Mixtec dancer based in the San Joaquín Valley who sings in three languages (English, Spanish and Mixtec.) Bambu, a rapper who includes lyrics in Tagalog, grew up in Los Angeles and as a teenager went into the underground hip-hop scene. They were featured in the Smithsonian’s Sounds of California program.
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Poeta de la nación canta a las víctimas de la violencia en Baton Rouge, St. Louis y Dallas – La muerte a balazos de dos hombres afroamericanos por policías de Baton Rouge, Louisiana y Saint Paul, Minnesota desataron protestas masivas por todo el país.
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Nation’s Poet Sings to Victims of Violence in Baton Rouge, St. Louis and Dallas - The deaths of two African-American men shot by police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Saint Paul, Minnesota sparked mass protests nationwide. In Dallas, Texas, five police were killed by a sniper, in an incident linked to the other deaths. The pain that these acts caused inspired U.S. Poet Laureate, Juan Felipe Herrera, to dedicate a poem to the victims of violence in all three cities. Here is the poem read by the author and a conversation with Radio Bilingüe’s news director, Samuel Orozco. This is part of the series, “Hablando de la Raza”.