Two sisters, despite being an ocean apart, “meet in New Mexican” dressed in blue. In an excellent bilingual telling, co-authors Dr. Anna Nogar and Professor Emeritus Enrique Lamadrid, share the legend of […]
“Sisters In Blue / Hermanas De Azul”
Argentinian Tango & Folk Quinteto Bataraz
With a classical tango formation, Bataraz Quintet led by Lisandro Baum, goes back and forth through folk music and tango. With their own compositions, this young band brings more layers to tango´s […]
International Workers´ Day
A celebration of International Workers´ Day in a show about the D. Trump administration threats to immigrants and workers´ rights. We share a conversation about the main concerns regarding immigrants, low-wage workers […]
Simone Debbas Presents “Allégorie Aux Femmes”
“Ethnic Madonnas”, as Lebanese born artist Simone Debbas calls her recent series of Madonnas composed of women from many different countries, are joined by portraits of women from around the world that […]
“Sexual assault is the most personal type of violence that a person can be involved in”
Do you fear being sexually assaulted? Have you –or somebody you know- been raped? As April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, on Women´s Focus -hosted by Cristina Baccin-, we talk about how the life of a […]
International Women´s Day – Día Internacional De La Mujer
Panel to commemorate International Women´s Day with guests Amy Whitfield, YWCA New Mexico President; Dr. Ruth Trinidad Galván, UNM Associate Professor; and Pamelya Herndon, Southwest Women’s Law Center Executive Director, hosted by […]
“Maleducada”. Dat García, A “Misbehaved” Electrofolk Argentinian Woman
Interview with Buenos Aires based musician Dat Garcia, one of a new generation of women in the electro-folk music scene. She shares her story of survival from trauma that inspires her thriving […]
