This week, Latin Pulse returns to culture and music in Latin America and the connections to social movements. This is the third in a series of programs looking at these cultural connections. This program looks closely at the roots of protest music originating in Argentina, Panama, and Brazil. The hosts of NPR's Alt.Latino podcast are back, sharing their expertise to discuss the music of Mercedes Sosa, Ruben Blades, and Chico Buarque. The news segment of the program includes a report on the Organization of American States' request for a hearing in the dispute between Ecuador's President Rafael Correa and his country's media.

In-Depth Interviews:
Felix Contreras of Alt.Latino and
Jasmine Garsd of Alt.Latino (http://www.npr.org/series/alt-latino/).

Executive Producer: Rick Rockwell
Associate Producer: Vanessa Haces Gonzatti

The photo of Mercedes Sosa is in the public domain.

Tracing Latin American Protest Music (Lp2242012)

Združene smo v pesmi in prepričanju, da je upor ena osnovnih človekovih pravic. Verjamemo, da kritična misel lahko vzklije le iz uporne drže. Naš čas golta človeško dušo, na oltar postavlja uspeh, tekmovalnost in videz. Ni mu mar za človekove pravice, čeprav si jih za alibi marsikdaj sposodi.
Naš credo? Z rdečo kredo pisati izročilo upora. Ne na stene, na ušesne membrane. Z glasom ohranjati spomin na glas(be)no tradicijo pokončne hrbtenične drže, ki ne podlega družbeni skoliozi.

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Tracing Latin American Protest Music (Lp2242012)

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