Migrants in Ciudad Juarez: "Cualquier bendición que le sale a tu corazón es buena"

Migrants in Ciudad Juarez: "Te traigo un manguito"

Soundscape retrieved from "Agencia EFE". This is an interview with Cuban migrants who opened a typical Cuban street food called "El Escandalo." Mr. Duvergel and Mr. Cruzalta explain to the interviewer how they feel living and working in Ciudad Juárez. 

Watch the complete interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b2gvnfVt_g

Migrants in Ciudad Juarez: "El Escandalo"

"La Taqueria" is a small restaurant in Juarez Downtown A few years ago used to be a place of Cuban traditional food, nowadays is a place of Venezuelan food. Caribean music attracts some Haitian migrants to this place, inside the restaurant there are some families eating and having a restful moment. Outside the place, there are some Haitian families moving through the city carrying their luggage.

Migrants In Ciudad Juarez: Haitians Talking in La Taquería

S El Paso St

N Oregon St

Hay Elooootes!

Cucucucumbia!

Unexpected Mix Belinda Caslisle, Post Malone, Ponzoña Musical

El Paso TX Soundsapes

Someone Rolling A Suitcase Through Downtown El Paso Texas

En El Blue Demon Mural

American Dream - "Los Rolling Trains"

Contemplating "La Hermosa Vida" Mural By Jellyfish

Listening Murals - Wind And Drilling

El Paso Downtown Murals And Buses

El Paso Downtown Murals And Noises 1

El Paso Downtown Murals And Noises 2

El Paso Downtown Murals And Noises 4

El Paso Downtown Murals And Noises 5

Juarez Murals And Noises 1

El Paso Murals And Noises 2

El Paso- Stepping Landscaping Rocks Outside Roderick Artspace Lofts

Border Soundscapes 

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Osvaldo Ogaz "Soneto De La Raza Enmascarada" Luz Verde TV, 2006

This is an excerpt from an interview with Osvaldo Ogaz, also known as 'El Poeta Enmascarado,' conducted during an event organized by the Rezizte Collective at 'La Pana' in the Barrio de Salvarcar in Ciudad Juarez.

Osvaldo Ogaz Interview by Ricardo Gutierrez from Luz Verde TV 2006

El Santo Spanglish is a sonnet by Osvaldo Ogaz, considered an ode to Lucha Libre in the borderlands. A festive poetry that invites the audience to enjoy the fervor of "el Pancracio y la Parafernalia."

Osvaldo Ogaz "El Santo Spanglish" Luz Verde TV, 2006

Lucha Libre De Barrio En La Pana Rezizte Salvarcar Cd Juarez

Zaragoza Bridge

Insects

Avenida Juarez Music

Border Soundscapes is a project born out of the desire to explore Sound Studies from a rhetorical perspective and its intersection with philosophical concepts stemming from aesthetics, logic, and the ethics of sound. Our expansive laboratory is situated on the border between Mexico and the United States, specifically in the sister cities of Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, and El Paso, Texas.

As an initiative focused on cultural heritage through sound, this project aims to serve as a platform for preserving the sounds that define the Paso del Norte region. We firmly believe that our contribution will benefit future generations by enriching their understanding of their own history. For many years, learning has predominantly revolved around visual and written mediums, neglecting the potential of our senses to enhance our literacy experience. It is for this reason that Border Soundscapes emerges, positioning itself as a platform that seeks continuous enrichment through the sounds of the region and reflection upon each acoustic ecology.

The Border Soundscapes Project

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