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Calle 13: The Ayotzinapa Case Is a Disgrace
“All social causes are important, but it seems to me that the case of Ayotzinapa[1] goes beyond politics: it moves into the field of human rights. It [also] goes beyond Mexico: it is something much bigger…, it is a disgrace!” … Continue reading
Posted in Assassination, Ayotzinapa, Bourgeois Democracy, Calle 13, capitalism, Hip-Hop
Tagged Assassination, Authoritarianism, Autonomy, Ayotzinapa, Bad Government, Bourgeois Democracy, Calle 13, Capitalism, Change, Hip-Hop, Mexico
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¡Viva Calle 13!
Hero worshipping can take away our own feelings of responsibility or personal worth, so it’s important never to place others up on a pedestal as if they were some sort of untouchable. All humans are fallible, though degrees of fallibility … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchism, Assassination, Autonomy, Bourgeois Democracy, capitalism, Cuba, Democracy, dignity, Exploitation, Hip-Hop, Imperialism, Impunity, independence, Injustice, International Relations, justice, Latin America, Libertarian Communism, Murder, Neoliberalism, Oppression, Poem, Poesía, Poetry, politics, Puerto Rico, Rap, rebellion, revolution, Revolutionary Music, socialism, USA, War
Tagged Calle 13, Hip-Hop, Poesía, Poetry, Puerto Rico, Rap, Revolución, Revolution
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CUBA: Los Aldeanos – ‘Aldito El Gusanito’ (Lyrical Translation)
I would be a gusano if I exploited my position, To steal from my people, and still avoid prison, If I repressed and silenced a whole generation, And cut, at the root, their wings of imagination, … Continue reading
Posted in Anarchism, Autonomy, capitalism, dignity, Exploitation, Hip-Hop, Imperialism, Impunity, independence, Injustice, International Relations, justice, Latin America, Libertarian Communism, Oppression, Poem, Poetry, politics, Rap, rebellion, revolution, Revolutionary Music, socialism
Tagged Cuba, Cuban hip-hop, Cuban music, Cuban rap, Cuban Revolution, Los Aldeanos
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Resistance Is Fertile 