#jenny schweitzer

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Mujeres de Nueva York se apropian del Mariachi Nueva York es una ciudad en constante cambio. Es fácil olvidar que, junto con los lujosos rascacielos y cafeterías hipsters de la "nueva" Nueva York, las últimas décadas los cinco condados se han visto enriquecidos por nuevas oleadas de inmigrantes de toda África Occidental, Asia del Sur, y por supuesto, del México lindo.

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Check out this great short film of our own Music Under New York musicians, “Flor De Toloache,” the all female mariachi band! Film by Jenny Schweitzer of Rhythm in Motion, and see many more on her site!

[rhythminmotion]

One man's quest to heal society by teaching the philosophies behind traditional Korean drumming.

"Vong Pak, a New York-based musician, has played the Korean drum for more than 25 years. His performances blend music and dance with elements of dramatic narrative, a mixture of theatrical flair and traditional Korean folk art. "These days I'm not busking for money," he tells Jenny Schweitzer, a filmmaker. "I want to share this identity, this culture." " -Chris Heller, The Atlantic

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Good Day New York!

Watch us on TV: You Bred Raptors? Killing it on Good Day New York!

We were super stoked to play on Good Day New York as part of the documentary series, Rhythm in Motion, by Jenny Schweitzer. She was nice enough to have us accompany her on the show, let us explain a little about the busking life, and perform one of our songs. C’mon, don’t those matching shirts look good? Check it out here: You Bred Raptors? on Good Day New York!

Good Day New York! was originally published on YBR?

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First episode is released... 

Flor de Toloache: The Power of an All-Woman Mariachi Band