Our friends over at the Latin Americanist posted this same video last week, but now it seems even more relevant.
This song is a tribute to the protest song tradition from the 1960′s and 70s. The group is seen playing guitars made out of guns, as a statement of anti-violence; the group has been honored by the United Nations for their work denouncing violence in Colombia and is also very active in the eco-effects of pesticides spraying in their country as a result of the very real effects of us foreign policy in Colombia.
Special shout out of gracias to Daina Kreuter at Nacional Records.
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1 Response to Aterciopelados : Cancion Protesta
gilla
March 5th, 2008 at 12:48 pm
WE HAVE TO STOP THE VIOLENCE! I wish more artists were making more statements like this, but I’m so glad Atercio’s did…