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Punk In Translation
- By: Nuria Net, Judy-Cantor Navas
- Narrated by: Ceci Bastida
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Mar 10 202236 mins
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Mar 10 202231 mins
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Featured Article: Why Riot Grrrl Still Matters
In the early 1990s in the hazy fog of the Pacific Northwest, a movement was brewing. A gathering of women convened in Olympia, the capital of Washington State, to discuss the pitfalls that plagued their local punk scene—an environment rocked by sexism that was, at best, uncomfortable and, at worst, openly hostile to fans and artists who didn't mirror lineups dominated by straight white men. Whether Bikini Kill holds a prime spot on your playlist or you've yet to hear the drumbeat born from a woman oppressed, these listens offer a fully-fledged history of the riot grrrl revolution.
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- zaphyrella
- 04-15-22
LOvE it!!!*¨`*. ♥✸♥✸❋.✶*¨`*.
thank you for this..
a wonderful flow+ . i learned sooOOooO much!,
InsPiRinG,,,, & a lot to ResEaRch & discover!!!*¨`*. ♥✸♥✸❋.✶*¨`*.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-26-22
Interesting
Found lots of new bands to look for. Definitely worth a listen. For those giving one star reviews for the use of the term Latinx, stop being such a snowflake and „don’t judge a book by its cover“. It was amusing to read in the reviews that „the term is offensive to Latinos“, well, Ceci is Latin and my guess is that like me, there are many more Latinos who do not give a toss one way or the other.
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- Rodrigo Peiro
- 05-07-23
Educational and eye opener
Great in depth stories. Very inspiring and the production is excellent. Highly recommend to the punk community.
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- BoozyBaker
- 04-01-22
Latinx is not it, guys.
Latino is a valid word for referring to a group of gender mixed people despite having a masc definition. If you really wanted to be extra, you would use Latine. Or hell, LATIN. Latinx is unpronounceable and only exists as white people try to tell us how to live. Nothing about this made up, insulting, belittling word is punk rock.
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- Boggy
- 03-14-22
It Rocks (Loudly)
Not some drab, boring, clinical review of the history of music, but instead an in-your-face blow-by-blow of some of the more shocking and wild moments of punk rock history, this series ties together the narrator's own personal history and opinions with the stories of so many others involved in the Latinx history of punk. Music clips, interviews, and plenty of attitude make you feel like you're finally hearing about chapters of history you've been missing.
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- Andrew Juan Cano
- 06-29-22
LatinX, Latino, and Hispanic are all umbrella term
Forget about which terms used by Europeans to define who were are is correct. Define yourself. I'm Mexica, Mayan, and Celtic! its brilliant to see other ethnic groups get the recognition they deserve in the history of punk and hard core. These are great oral histories being told. Just the way our indigenous ancestors did. We need more of this! Keep this going!
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- J. Caldwell
- 12-09-23
Information every punker needs.
I'm blown away by the amount of information whitewashing keeping this information from being known. Never shocked by whitewashing, but the sheer amount of punk history taken from the founders and handed to a group of white dudes that were put together like N*Sync.
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- LadyJac10
- 12-01-22
Interesting. Who knew?
As a gringa, I never thought of the challenges Latin Americans faced and how the channeled their struggles into brave protests through music. It was very enlightening. My only complaint is I would’ve liked more musical excerpts, such as the various versions of Louie Louis to hear other musicians’ interpretations.
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- Ethan Stoller
- 03-17-22
A fascinating story, well told
I really enjoyed hearing the stories of these people whose names were mostly new to me. More a story about the people than the music, which I liked. I also have newfound appreciation for my old cha cha cha and ranchera records!
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- Margaret A. Lopez & Jennie C Lopez
- 04-01-22
Como me canto
love finding out more about Latin Alternative music and the whole punk LantinX culture.
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