Angelina Llongueras, PhD,  is an actress, playwright,director, professor and researcher. She is also an interpreter, a translator, a free lance journalist and a voice over artist.
 Among her credits, a 2 year tour of Europe and Asia as lead actress in “Metamorfosis” by La Fura dels Baus.  Her own one-woman show, “Phoolan is Everyone”  was selected for the WPIC Conference in Stockholm in 2012 and  for Bogotá and Cali  Women’s Theatre Festivals in Colombia in 2010, after being  performed  in Ecuador’s 2004 Entepola, Barcelona, Madrid, Las Palmas, NY, Miami, Chicago, San Francisco and Berkeley. A multilingual actress and dramaturg, Angelina adapted Subcomandante Marco’s “Instructions to Change the World” for the stage and performed it in Dutch at Cosmic Theatre in Amsterdam and at the Rome Alternative Forum to the FAO Summit (this time in English and Spanish).
She is at present promoting her performance of Percy Bysshe Shelley´s “The Mask of Anarchy”, under the direction of Jiwon Chung . It premiered at San Francisco Art Internationale Gallery and for Occupy SF 1st anniversary and has also been played at Chicago’s Printer Row and the Abbie Hoffmann Theatre Festival.
She played under Almodovar’s direction in “Tie me up, tie me down” and “High heels” and under Juan Antonio Bardem’s in  the European award winning TV series “Young Picasso”, among other Spanish and American film directors.
Angelina l directed  “Pedro and the Captain” by Mario Benedetti for the “Berkeley says No to Torture Week”, and later, with actors Carlos Baron and Carlos Barrera, at Art Internationale Gallery in San Francisco. She directed a reading of Shakespeare’s Richard II for Subterranean Shakespeare and plays by Dürrenmatt and Fassbinder for her students in New Mexico. She coached a young actress in the creation of a poetical show based on Rodoreda’s poetry.
Angelina is a published author and researcher, a university professor, and an experienced translator and interpreter. Her “El Cobert” (The Junk Room) won the finalist mention at the 14th April Contest for Historical Memory in Barcelona and her “Lo Mein and Tequila” won the Raymond J Flores Award in New York. She wrote a book on Contemporary Indigenous Mexican Theatre. She has taught courses and seminars to immigrant, peasant and indigenous women in Spain and Mexico  and has given lectures in universities and cultural centres  in US, Mexico, France and Spain.



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Khruangbin is a band from Texas, started in 2011 by Laura Lee (bass), Mark Speer (guitar), and DJ (drums). We like to make music in a barn. 

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Son Monarcas is a Latin Folk Fusion ensemble led by Mercedes Inez Martinez and Irekani Ferreyra. Like that of the Monarch Butterfly, they take you on a musical migration from the USA to Latin America by fusing indie soul with traditional son & cumbia. Son Monarcas is comprised of musicians who are well-versed in the Afro-Mestizo genres of folk music from Latin America and blend the traditional with the contemporary by creating original arrangements of "son" while retaining the foundation of the traditional style. Their original compositions include influences of Cumbia, Samba, Jazz and Experimental music in English and Spanish.

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The group has spent the past 18 months launching their explosive R&B assault on the clubs and festivals of Ireland, the UK and Europe, viciously hammering out a no-nonsense blues repertoire drawing from the songbooks of Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter, Slim Harpo and more with the passion and venom of British blues groups such as Dr. Feelgood, The Yardbirds, The Rolling Stones and The Animals. 

Having already been met with critical acclaim from greats such as Jeff Beck and Paul Weller and been tipped by NME as the No. 1 new band to watch, it seems things can only get better for The Strypes.

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