Nohemí fue sacada de su pueblo natal cuando era solo una niña y llevada a Bogotá para trabajar como empleada doméstica en la casa de una familia acomodada. Esta es su historia: cómo sobrevivió años de abuso, maltrato y mala suerte y cómo, décadas después, un acto de solidaridad le permitió conseguir algo de justicia. Esta historia fue producida por Camila Segura. Foto de James Samuelson.

Advertencia: Hay descripción gráfica de violencia sexual. Puede no ser apto para menores de edad.

Noehmí was taken to from her home when she was just a girl, and sent to work as domestic employee for an upper-middle class family in Bogota. This is her story: how she survived years of abuse, neglect, and misfortune; and how, decades later, an act of solidarity and daring helped bring her some measure of justice. This piece was produced by Camila Segura. Photograph by James Samuelson.

Warning for a graphic description of sexual violence. May not be suitable for minors.

Nohemí

Selectors: 
May-Li Khoe (DJ China Tu Madre)
Federico Ardila (DJ papicultor)

Tracklist:
1. Velcro - Me voy de NY
2. Sismo - Evo (excerpt)
3. Juan Piña - El emigrante latino
4. Tremor - Viajante (excerpt)
5. Tribu Baharú - El besito
6. Very Be Careful - El tigre
7. Village People - Go west
8. Souls of Mischief - 93 'til infinity
9. Cecil González - Trutruca y kultrun (excerpt)
10. Amores Vigilantes - Millions of brazilians
11. A.N.I.M.A.L. - Chalito
12. La Mákina del Karibe - El vendedor

This is the soundtrack to Radio Ambulante's live radio show "Outsiders", which took place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco on Nov 2, 2014.

Radio Ambulante uses radio to tell captivating, human stories from across Latin America. "Outsiders" featured stories about people who skirt around the edges, taking the audience to meet Cuban metalheads in the dark corners of Havana; to recall the grim early days of the AIDS epidemic; and to hear the story of an accidental witness to a Mexico City wedding.

La Pelanga at Radio Ambulante Live: Outsiders

Jesse de la Cruz knew had had two choices in life, he could either be a farm hand like or his dad or he could be like Big Indio.

Producer: Daniel Alarcón
Sound Design: Leon Morimoto

Find out more about Daniel Alarcón's amazing Radio Ambulante here:  RadioAmbulante.org/en


Big Indio / Snap Judgment, "Cross To Bear"

Fue hace casi 5 años, en la madrugada del 9 de julio 2011, en una calle desolada de Guatemala, que el cantautor argentino Facundo Cabral fue asesinado. Esta es la historia de esa trágica noche, narrada por la productora Gabriela Llanos, y su padre, Percy. 

Almost five years ago, on July 9, 2011, the Argentine singer-songwriter Facundo Cabral was murdered on a desolate early morning street in Guatemala City. This is the story of that tragic night, as told by producer Gabriela Llanos and her father, Percy.

La muerte de Facundo Cabral / The Death of Facundo Cabral

Angie Acosta nunca se imaginó que pasaría 15 años luchando para ser reconocida como la madre de su propia hija.

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Angie Acosta never imagined she would spend 15 years fighting to be recognized as her daughter's mother.

La familia del mileno / The Family of the Millennium

El Hospital San Juan de Dios cerró al público en el 2001. Entonces, ¿por qué siguen yendo algunos trabajadores?

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The Hospital San Juan de Dios was closed to the public in 2001. So why do some workers still go every day?

El hospital / The Hospital

¿Qué pasa cuando un sistema judicial ancestral se enfrenta a los problemas modernos de uno de los países más violentos del mundo?

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What happens when a centuries old justice system confronts XXI century problems in one of the world’s most violent countries?

El juez / The Judge

Soundtrack for the Episode "Otro País" of Radio Ambulante. Season 2013 Episode 1.

Otro país - from "Otro país" (Radio Ambulante podcast)

Programa de radio en español que cuenta crónicas latinoamericanas / A Spanish-language radio program telling uniquely Latin American stories.

Nohemí

Radio Ambulante

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