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Versió reggae digital i, per primera vegada, també drum & bass, de la cançó protesta "L'ESTACA" de Lluis Llach, que ja ha sigut versionada anteriorment per altres artistes i grups, com ara El Último Ke Zierre.
He tornat de nou al missatge combatiu i de lluita, esta vegada agranant un poc més cap a casa i la meua terra.
Qui perd els orígens, perd la identitat!
Quilapayún: Umbral (1979).
Es viernes: cena y música. Hoy un poco de canción protesta de la época hippy. Es Barry McGuire cantando Eve of destruction. La letra podría adaptarse a la actualidad muy fácilmente.
... And marches alone can't bring integration When human respect is disintegratin' This whole crazy world is just too frustratin' And you tell me over and over and over again my friend Ah, you don't believe we're on the eve of destruction ...
https://youtu.be/qfZVu0alU0I
Viernes dando la nota. Censuras
Me dan ganas de mandar copia del post musical de hoy a las autoridades competentes, esas que si te desmandas y dices más de la cuenta te piden cuentas en algún tribunal.
Hoy 23 de Febrero, aniversario de otro día nefasto en el que otra vez nos quisieron quitar las libertades os dejo unas coplillas de la época.
Que las diosas y los jueces me pillen confesada.
Unas copllillas al 23F.
.Y si buscáis chistes os encontráis muchos, muchos, y de mil colores.
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En la tele que veíamos todos, en trimetime, La Trinca hace gala de humor e ingenio. Y siguieron libres.
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No les mando yo a la mierda, lo hace el diputado Labordeta.
Cuando quieran un himno, que sea este.
Viernes dando la nota es una iniciativa de la parejita de golpe
Canción Protesta!
This special hour of Beat Latino brings a full spectrum of freedom songs – ballads, salsa, rock en español and hip hop that speaks to a wide variety of society´s situations that need to be addressed: war, violence, revolution, poverty, homeless children and unfortunately, even more – from a history which includes poet activists suffering for their words and songs, to our present day rappers and rockers that comment on violence in our communities, Latinos have been singing freedom songs for a long time.
Nevertheless, the music is hopeful and even danceable – cause even a Revolution needs to find its rhythms! So sing and dance your way to a better world!
Tune into Vocalo.org at 1pm Friday or 11am Sunday!
A propósito del golpe de estado el 11 de septiembre del 73.
MARTINA PORTOCARRERO - MARTIRES DE UCHURACCAY [PERU, 1987]
"Arde mi canto y mi voz, arde mi raza y mi orgullo; arde la flor en capullo, arde mi voz en un puño."
I haven't posted any music from Peru in some time, so I thought I'd share this one with you all. This is considered a huayño, a common, melancholic style with roots in the indigenous communities of Peru's mountainous south. The song is about the killing of 8 journalists in the town of Uchuraccay in 1984, who had come to investigate recent conflicts between the townspeople and the guerrillas of the Shining Path. As they entered, the town leaders confused them for guerrillas and they were summarily executed. It has been subject to a number of investigations, and the story itself remains not entirely clear.
Martina Portocarrero was a popular singer during the 1980s, and by many accounts a sympathizer of the Sendero Luminoso [Shining Path] Maoist insurgency which controlled a third of the country by the end of the decade.
Here are the original lyrics to the song, written by Ricardo Dolorier Urbano as Agüita de Lluvia. They may not correspond exactly to this version, but they will be very close.
