Archive for the 'Cultura' Category

DobaDoza LIVE at SF Antiwar Demo.

sandinista May 20th, 2007

On March 18, 2007, 2 members of the group DobaDoza performed in San Francisco at the International ANSWER march and demonstration to commemorate the 4th anniversary of the invasion and occupation of Iraq. Shannon and Patricia have done a lot of work with the Watsonville Autonomous Chapter of the Brown Berets. They were joined by a young member of the Berets, a middle school student who also DJ’s, raps and sings for fun in his free time. The file is a mp3 recording of their live performance from the main stage in the Civic Center in SF and lasts about 11 minutes.

Click Here to get the file from our friends over at SC Indybay.

La Peña for the Cucapá and Kiliwa

ozelotl May 10th, 2007

Gloria Velasquez @ Beret meeting

ozelotl May 3rd, 2007

Gloria Velasquez will speak in the Brown Beret general meeting’s Each One Teach One session on Thursday, May 3rd, 2007. The meeting will begin at 7:00PM and the speaker will be given the floor at around 8:00PM.

Gloria L. Velasquez is the author of a bilingual collection of poetry titled I Used to Be a Superwoman Chicana and is the creator of the Roosevelt High School Series.

Please join us as we discuss the MayDay actions, the next steps in the movement, and end with the delightful presence of Gloria Velasquez.

Mexicah Tiahui!!

César Chávez March

ozelotl March 27th, 2007

The United Farm Workers (UFW) are organizing a march on April 1st to commemorate César Chávez Day as well as for a “just immigration reform.” There will be music, food and entertainment for the entire family.

The march will start at Alisal and Sanborn streets in Salinas, CalifAztlan, on Sunday, April 1st, at 10AM.

La Familia Art Exhibit

ozelotl March 23rd, 2007

There will be an artist reception with Brown Beret member Francisco “Calacas” Alonso on Wednesday, March 28th, 5:30pm-6:30pm in the Cabrillo College’s Watsonville campus 2nd floor @ the Learning Center. Come see his series of 13 paintings and know more about the artist. There will be refreshments, snacks, and live music.

Francisco Alonso was born in Michoacán, Mexico, and came to Watsonville when he was 10 years old. He is a Cabrillo College alumni, and graduated from San Francisco State University with a B.A in painting/art studio. His paintings have been shown in various galleries and schools in the San Francisco Bay Area and in Mexico.

“Yo pinto del alma y del corazón, hablan de imagenes que se quedan grabadas en liensos cuando pienso y recuerdo a mis antepasados. Ometeotl.”

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