Culture is not only entertainment, it also serves to unite, find, document and resignify ancient symbols. That is why incorporating culture in resistance works, in particular to historical moments like the one we are experiencing, the precarious job insecurity that our community lives and the various social demands that we face.
That is why Radio Jornalera brings to you "Al son que me toquen" A space that engages culture and inspires the construction of new artistic resistance movements.
This Friday we bring to you Amalia Mondragon and her band. Amalia Mondragón is a Fronteriza vocalist born in East Los Angeles and raised in the farmlands of La Union, New Mexico.
She has participated in music festivals such as the Vive Latino, SXSW, Guadalupe Valley Music festival, The Latin Alternative Music Conference, El Imperial, Plaza Condessa, The 9:30, Austin City Limits, among many others. In 2017, Amalia was nominated for a Latin Grammy for her work in The Chamanas in 2016, a Mexicano indie pop music group which showcased her unique fronteriza style.
Tune in this Friday May 8 at 6pm PST "Al son que me toquen"
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Siempre para adelante,
Manuel Vicente
Coordinator, Radio Jornalera
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