S01E08 - The Role of Women in Folk Music - The Driving Strength of Transformation
For this episode, powerful women share their experiences and thoughts. History, backgrounds, experiences, dreams, determinations, are just some of the things that let us understand the importance and the power of the role of women in folkloric manifestations and, in general, music. These group of women are a few of an immense amount of inspiring and encouraging artists that work hard and with a shinning spirit to advance towards a more egalitarian world. This is my humble homage to them and the ones before and after them.
Artists on this Episode:
Nora Benaglia - Maimará, Jujuy - https://www.youtube.com/user/norajujuy
Noelia Gareca - San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChWvZrpb1306-IIhyWBVKzQ
Victoria Cataldi - Salta, Salta - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi6uLrd6WvzjjbWFCE2b66g
Cecilia Espinosa - Salta, Salta
Rocío Palazzo - Chivilcoy, Buenos Aires - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt3kmUxbZ9NhmYJy6eZ6jiQ
Lorena Astudillo - Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires - https://www.youtube.com/user/lorenaastudillo
Music on this Episode:
Ahora - Nora Benaglia
Vientito de Tilcara - Nora Benaglia
Baguala Majana - Noelia Gareca
Don Modesto Villanueva - Noelia Gareca
Barro Tal Vez - L.A. Spinetta & Mercedes Sosa
Imposibles - Victoria Cataldi & Eloy Notario
Baguala Desengaño - Victoria Cataldi & Eloy Notario
Quedándote o Yéndote - Victoria Cataldi & Eloy Notario
Bajo del Árbol un Tambor - La Melaza Candombe
Mariposas - Berta Pereyra y las Comadres
Colores en el Aura - Berta Pereyra y las Comadres
Zapatero a tu Zapato - Berta Pereyra y las Comadres
Pecado de Juventud- Rocío Palazzo Grupo
Mariposa de Seda - Lorena Astudillo
Canta, Baila, Sueña y Anda - Lorena Astudillo
Opening and closing song: Bos A Nos - Matías Homar
Cover Art: Matías Homar
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