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Date:	Friday, May 21, 2010
Time: 19:00	- 23:00
Held	HOUSE RED Wayna Tambo CULTURES OF DIVERSITY CITY AREA HIGH STREET VILLA DOLORES 8 # 20

Presentation of the New album "The City of the Blind "and Ke Ukamau

Press Release

Wayna Tambo Foundation - Diversity Network is developing a cultural activity, communication and education aimed at young people of cities of El Alto-La Paz, Tarija and Sucre 15 years. Our work is developed through youth culture houses, Radios Intercultural and civic, community Knowledge and other coordinating with various movements and organizations, youth and citizens in the context of building a more equitable and just society.



There are two events that mark so strong the month of May as the month where we need to create space for political intervention from the field of culture. On one side is what happened in Sucre on May 24, 2008, the day colonial express the deep contradictions that are latent in our country, where violence and racism challenges us to push ourselves to promote spaces to counteract these events and projects. In the same way 2009, around the same time, there was the death of our brother, family member Wayna Tambo, Abraham Bohorquez, Ukamau and Ké, who in his artwork from the Hip Hop, works as a contribution to the construction of this Bolivia otherwise possible, without racism, discrimination, more just and dignified manner. Ukamau music and Ké undoubtedly aware of the great historical problems and challenges facing our country at present. Full

commitment and desire to continue contributing to his music, he Abraham, before leaving as a legacy left us a set of new compositions that resulted in a new album entitled "City of the Blind" with eleven new compositions which have the property to which the Torinho, ké Ukamau and we had used: the hardness of his lyrics and the sensitivity to grasp what is sprouting in the country, in addition to find in the musical work richness of the creativity of Alvaro Montenegro, this work is also accompanied by two video-clips: that of "mass media lies" and the track "I get up," a song composed from the tragic events that took place in Sucre in May 2008.



This event is designed as a day against racism, which will take place in the three cities where it operates Diversity Network: El Alto-La Paz on Friday 21 from 18:30 at the home of cultures Wayna Tambo, Sucre on Saturday 22 from 17:00 hours at Station Aniceto Arce, in Tarija on Saturday 22 from 19:00 pm Luis Espinal in the complex. We

invitation to all the friendly people to be part of the presentation of new work and ke Ukamau where musicians and groups involved with Abraham shared his lifelong struggle to build towards a more just, more dignified and racism .


Among the invited groups will have to:


In the city of El Alto

Shortcut,
Willkamayu,
The Afro-Bolivian Saya,
Wayna Rap,
Marabunta Mc
Llaxwas, Nina
Uma
The Tuberculosis, Lima High
Rima, Theatre and
Irpiri
Inzano


In the city of Sucre

The Pepe of the Lodge,
Gambit,
Wiñay, Carlos
Arancibia,
Puray de Los Andes, Tribal

and more.


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