Buy this song on iTunes: http://bit.ly/cRtAzR Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Where-Birds-S... Singer songwriter Freddie Duran, a 3rd generation U.S. citizen originally from New Mexico and now residing in Arizona, presents this video for his song "Where the Birds Sing in Spanish", which was originally written in 2005 for an unreleased independent film and now 5 years later, provides a timely snapshot of the current immigration controversy surrounding Arizona's SB1070 law.

"Where the birds sing in spanish, to me is a mystical place or verdant pasture where a human being of any racial background feels comfortable in his/her surroundings. They could easily sing in English, German, French, Italian, or Navajo, depending on your ancestors native tongue. For me, I have the luxury AND freedom to choose between english OR spanish, since I can speak them both due to the rich culture I was exposed to as a child living in such close proximity to Mexico", Duran says.

The video was directed by John Koop of Arizona Virtual Studios and the response for this video at it's premiere was so overwhelming, that Koop decided to do a video for Freddie's song "La Llorona", which was released on Halloween 2013. 

Freddie Duran - Where the Birds Sing in Spanish

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Singer songwriter Freddie Duran presents this chilling video of his song, "La Llorona" directed by John Koop of Arizona Virtual Studios. The song depicts the long time hispanic culture's urban legend of La Llorona (the crying lady) in the english language so that the story can be told north of the border. The video will be made public on YouTube on Halloween 2012 at midnight, so as to coincide with the annual Mexican celebration of "Dia de Los Muertos", or "Day of the Dead'.



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