Chicano Identity Through the Murals of East Los Angeles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- The history of the Mexican-American community of East L.A. began with the Chicano mural movement that helped shape the cultural landscape we see today with the use of public art! This was my culminated graduate thesis project.
Very well done!
Incredibly breathtaking and I would love to see this in person
A citizen of Turtle Island once told me that the largest cultural center in america is located in east los angeles. The mexicas. Also under a highway in san diego is chicano park. The struggle is real but our indigenous ancestors will forever live on through us. AHO! ENLALESH! Cualli yohualli!
that's right raza. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
A beautifully told story about the direct connection between the Mexican mural movement , led by Diego Rivera, and the Chicano movement of East L.A.
Brought a tear to my eye so beautiful. Viva la raza
Hola saludos desde México 🇲🇽🤝 🇺🇸
hispania
Beautiful 🌺💕
The mural you started out with in Culver City was painted by UPPA(United Paiters and Public Artists), Ernesto DeLa Loza, Willie Herron, Carlos Callejo, Mictlan Murals and K2S crew in 2011 as a protest to the mural moratorium and to honor the spirit of David Alfaro Siqueiros, I was one of the organizers
Very nice
Beautiful video. Very informative, I want more haha
F haters, VIVAAA LA RAZA SIEMPRE!! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Beautiful murals! A friend of mine, Alfredo Diaz Flores did a lot of murals in Los Angeles, as well. His biggest one is in downtown San Jose, California of a Salvador Dali Christ. His license plate on his California car was "MURALS".
I often wish my parents settled in California instead of the east coast. Although I've never been to the west coast I'd feel a lot more connected to my roots because there's a lot of Mexicans living in Los Angeles (especially East LA.) There's a lot of street vendors with AUTHENTIC Mexican food. Consider yourself blessed if you live in Cali. I wish we had that where I live.
The most beautiful city in the planet.
I can take you to the motherland!
theres lots of raza over here (SW USA) because it's what used to be Aztlan/Mexican Empire & Mexico homie! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Paul Botello was my art teacher in south central LA!
Hi Erick, great video! Which program did you complete your graduate work at? Congratulations on finishing your project!
I've filmed some of these murals, I love them a lot. Where is the last one located?
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beautiful video! Que Viva La Raza! Que Viva East Los, Calif-Aztlan!!! C/S
VÍVAAA!!! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
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More content bro
I am in la but not the east where I wish I was to be around more people like me feeling more out of place with all the white people here
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Genial
Love it! If only this video was in Spanish, it would be perfect for classroom!!
One these days, wimauma florida will have the same culture of east los angeles, you know to embrace la raza en México and chicano lifestyle in wimauma florida, but LA will always be the original culture so arriva two city but different states also the same raza.
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Paul and David Botello are brothers straight outta EAST LOS
Welcome to Ancient Anahuac home of the natives ✊🏾
#Aztlan
Hola hello everyone I'm trying to get the word out about a Mexican American name Tim Sanchez his running for Congress if he wins he will be the first Chicano to represent Oakland CA in Congress he has a website so if anybody can Donate please Do thank you gracias
Great video! I really enjoyed watching it! I wanted to point out the translation in minute 3:01 as well. I think the word illiterate would fit better, as it’s the actual translation of « Analfabeta »
To talk about, celebrate, discuss, appreciate, examine, explore, marvel---in regards to Mexican history, heritage and culture and not include and honor the African component, the African influence and the African contribution remains a historical and racial impossibility
#wtf homie, Africans have NOTHING to do with us. We aren't African, we have less than 3% African in our DNA (on average) in us....#gtfo please