¡VAMOS! 2015 Programme

4-14 JUNE 2015

11 DAYS OF LATINO MUSIC ART FOOD DANCE & MUCH MORE!

WWW.VAMOSFESTIVAL.COM SPONSORS TICKETS FOR MANY EVENTS CAN BE PURCHASED FROM WWW.SEETICKETS.COM/TOUR/VAMOS

HELLO! ¡OLÁ! ¡HOLA!

In the year of that the UK celebrates Mexico (www.mexicouk2015.mx/en/dual-year) - ¡VAMOS! Festival returns for its 10th edition between 4 and 14 June 2015 celebrating Spanish and Portuguese speaking cultures with events across North East England.

Over eleven days and two big weekends we’re very excited to present amazing acts across all art forms!

Music legends Kid Creole and the Coconuts headline our Summer Evening Party on June 13 following our popular all day ¡VAMOS! Picnic at Summerhill Bowling Club. Tickets are limited and can be purchased from www.seetickets.com.

Kid Creole will be joining a festival programme including Mexican Wrestling star ‘Cassandro’, as the wildly popular Boiler Shop Steamer goes ¡VAMOS!; UK Premieres from Peruvian and Mexican street artists; an International Conference at Newcastle University; a Mexican themed Mardi Gras Parade; innovative Flamenco at Sage Gateshead; Screenage Kicks with a rare screening of Holy Mountain, and even a pop-up restaurant for chocolate-lovers at Newcastle College! ¡VAMOS! is also putting down real roots this summer as we permanently take over the former ‘Venue’ nightclub in Newcastle, where some of the festival’s events will take place. Keep up to date on this exciting venture in partnership with Breeze Creatives by following ¡VAMOS! on Facebook and Twitter.

Reaching the 10th edition would not have been possible without the generous support of our funders and partners. We are extremely grateful to Arts Council England, Newcastle University and Instituto Cervantes for their support in the ¡VAMOS! project.

Finally we’d like to thank all the artists and audiences from the North East, nationally and internationally who help make the ¡VAMOS! experience such a special time of year. We hope you can join us for what we think will be the best one yet!

Nikolas Barrera, Patricia Oliart, Sara Lourenco and Jill Bennison

TICKETS! Come try our Latino inspired street food at the festival!

You can purchase tickets from the partipating venue or visit www.seetickets.com/Tour/vamos Please refer to speciific event page for more details or go to website www.vamosfestival.com

UK PREMIERE STREET ART COMMISSION

BAYROL JIMENEZ

Bayrol JimenĂŠz is a Mexican artist, who work spans mural painting, sculpture and performance who is focussed on an ink drawing style, reminiscent of comic-strip panels, pulp-magazine illustrations and the vernacular Mexican culture of sign painters. He creates fictional microcosms of historical events and people stripped from his memory, and they are then re-contextualized in detailed situations.

Bayrol has exhibited widely internationally.

Taking place at North Shields Metro Station as part of the Art on Transport scheme

Supported by Arts Council England, Metro, and North Tyneside Council

Commission unveiled Sunday 14 June

UK PREMIERE STREET ART COMMISSION

ELLIOT TUPAC

Elliot Tupac is a Peruvian screen-printing and lettering artist with a style celebrating the tradition of the Cartel Chicha, which transformed grey industrial areas of Lima into colourful murals announcing folklore and Cumbia events. Tupac collaborates with local and international artists and has combined a successful career in advertising with support for social causes across Latin America. Taking place at Ernest Cafe Bar. Supported by Arts Council England, CLACS, CRIC and Ernest Cafe Bar

Commission unveiled Sunday 14 June, 12pm

PABLO HELGUERAPIA CAMIL PEDRO REYES

In a multi-layered exhibition investigating concepts of society, wellbeing, communities and political landscapes, the selected artists all reflect on issues of interpretation, dialogue and the role of contemporary culture in a global reality.

Curated by Kiki Mazzucchelli and mima. Take a look at mima website to get involved visitmima.com

Opening: 4 June, 6pm, free. mima, Centre Square, Middlesbrough TS1 2AZ. Exhibition: 5 June – 6 August 2015.

Supported by Arts Council England

L A U N C H

E V E N T !

O D N O C A M O D N A T I S I V E R

Selectorchico™ presents:

A transmedia project involving the re-discovering of Uruguayan record label Macondo (named after García Marquez´s fictional town) and its 70s productions. The label emulated the tropical music styles that were popular at the time but mixed them with Afro-Uruguayan traditional drums.

This created a breakthrough, which we could now risk to retrospectively call a Subtropical music.

Selectorchico™ is the founder of Montevideo´s Club Subtropical, and for the start of ¡VAMOS! 2015 presents a vinyl cover artwork exhibit and vinyl-only DJ Set. Check out the mixtape Revistando Macondo Vol. 1 at Soundcloud /Mixcloud to see whats in store!

Thursday 4 June, Doors 8pm-late, free entry Former ‘Venue’ night club, Bamburgh House, Market Street, Newcastle, NE1 6JN.

Monument

JOE BATAAN Hoochie Coochies presents:

Joe Bataan’s story is a colourful one. From street corner Doo-Wop, and after two stints in state prison, Joe scored his first hit in 1967 with Gypsy Woman on Fania Records and created the Latin Soul sound. After numerous hit albums he went on to form Salsoul Records whose classic tunes are still played in every club today and then scored a hit with Gil Scott Heron’s “The Bottle”.

In 1979 he made one of the first rap records Rap-O Clapo-O. Hoochie Coochie presents Joe Bataan with his eight piece band.

Friday 5 June, Doors 7pm (on stage 9pm), Tickets £20 T: 0191 222 0130, E: info@hoochiecoochie.co.uk Hoochies Coochies, 54 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, NE1 6SF. Monument

HOLY MOUNTAIN

Screenage Kicks & ¡VAMOS! present Jodorowsky’s

(1973, Mexico/US, 115 minutes)

An evening of psychadelic entertainment with a fully immersive screening of counter-culture classic Holy Mountain by celebrated Chilean director Alexandro Jodorowsky. A film that needs to be seen to be believed, breathtakingly beautiful and an audacious head trip, it shookup audiences on its release! Taking place in the stunning location that is St. Mary’s Heritage Centre there will be far out live music, themed Mexican food and a host of surrealist extras.

Friday 5 June, Doors 9pm (film screening 10pm), Tickets £15 from www.seetickets.com St. Mary’s Heritage Centre, Oakwellgate, Gateshead, NE8 2AU. Tel: 0191 433 4699 Gateshead

¡VAMOS! presents a Mexican themed

MARDI GRAS

Annual Street Carnival Parade!

Your chance to be a star as we fill the streets with riotous colour, sound and life!

This year the Mardi Gras will include guest artist Mariana Pinho (Selva), with a special workshop, schools from the North East, Hannabiel Sanders and Yilis del Carmen Suriel, Yuvel Soria, Super Brass Troupe, The Creative Seed, Jack Drum, Tenth Avenue, DrumDin, WeWag and Iota Arts - all curated by Sara Lourenco.

To take part come to two free public participation sessions in May 2015.

Check out vamosfestival.com for more information Supported by Arts Council England Ouseburn Learning Trust and Newcastle City Council

Saturday 6 June, 12pm (the parade starts outside Fenwick) Monument

MARDI GRAS AFTER-PARTY

SELECTORCHICO

DEBUT UK APPEARANCE

TM

A free party to celebrate the Mardi Gras procession earlier in the day!

Selectorchico™ brings his Club Subtropical, sound from Uruguay to Newcastle playing global bass heavy remixes, mash-ups and original Latino productions and is joined by the best Latino style DJs from across the North East!

Saturday 6 June, Doors 9pm-late, free entry Former ‘Venue’ night club, Bamburgh House, Market Street, Newcastle, NE1 6JN.

Monument

MEXICAN WRESTLING

CASSANDRO

ONLY UK APPEARANCE

SCOTTY ESSEX

LT TOM DAWKINS JAKE MCCLUSKY BLACKBE

VOODOO LOVE ORCHESTRA

PLUS NORTH EAST DEBUT OF

The popular Boiler Shop Steamer goes ¡VAMOS! with family friendly Mexican Wrestling and music from Voodoo Love Orchestra! Featuring an exclusive UK appearance from the hero of Mexico’s ‘Lucha Libre’ scene Cassandro, doing battle with UK’s up and coming wrestling stars!

Plus DJs, Latino street food stalls, parrilla grill, crafts, DJs, children’s Piñata games and the Mexican print Bike!

Sunday 7 June, 12pm-10pm, adults £7 adv, children £4 adv (suitable for children aged 7 and over) from ticketweb.co.uk Boiler Shop Steamer, Robert Stephenson Centre, Sussex Street, Newcastle, NE1 3PD Central Station

D A N C E

A N D

M U S I C

ZIK ’R

ZIK’R has been created by celebrated musician and producer Youth, the artist Fabrice Hyber, together with acclaimed flamenco dancer Karen Ruimy.

Taking the best of Flamenco, Sufi and North African influences, ZIK’R began in India, then moved to Morocco.

Sunday 7 June, 7pm. Sage Gateshead. Tickets: £21, £19 (includes £1.50 handling fee) St. Mary’s Square, Gateshead Quays, Gateshead NE8 2JR Gateshead Telephone 0191 443 4661 or sagegateshead.com

WE LOVE ISABEL SARLI

We Love Isabel Sarli / The Female (1962, Argentina) (film screening) Best known for her camp films with director husband Armando Bo, Isabel Sarli was a cultural icon and the quintessential sex symbol in Argentina. John Waters cites Sarli as one of his biggest influences, and Newcastle’s punk-rock drag queen Sheena Revolta will present The Female, starring Sarli as woman caught in a love triangle between a general store owner and a horse thief.

“Makes ‘I, A Woman’ look like Mary Poppins!” The New York Daily News

PLOITATION A SHORT HISTORY OF MEX

Cult film night in the Tyneside Cinema Digital Lounge Monday 8 June, 9pm, £2.50 from the Tyneside Cinema Box Office.

Free afternoon events! Beautiful and complex, the low-budget Mexican cinema of the 60s and 70s are rarely seen. The Tyneside Bar Cafe will screen scenes from these movies every weekday afternoon during the festival and offer a Latin-inspired menu from chef Tom Adlam, plus Mexican beers and a vintage playlist from Funky Butt Club DJ, Lady Koo. All in all making it the perfect meeting point for events throughout ¡VAMOS! 2015!

E G N A H C X E T N I R P L A R U T UK-MEXICO CUL HUMBERTO VALDEZ

Humberto is the founder and director of TIR - a community print project in Mexico City. With a vibrant studio and mobile print Bike(!),

MUJERES MEXICANAS

have recreated the Mexico bike - look out for it at events!

A special group exhibition of a female Mexican print artists.

These artists represent different generations and therefore have diverse contemporary styles and a body of work reflecting the needs of their community and wider society.

Wednesday 10 June, 6pm-8pm, free entry Northern Print, Stepney Bank, Newcastle, NE1 2NP

Wednesday 10 June, 6pm-8pm, free entry Lime St, 36 Lime Street, Newcastle, NE1 2PQ

Humberto and his team take their art into the community.

For ¡VAMOS! 2015, Erika Servin, Northern Print and Recyke y’ Bike

The UK-MEXICO CULTURAL PRINT EXCHANGE is supported by Arts Council England

POP UP RESTAURANT

!

E H C O N E T A L CHOCO A one night fine dining celebration of all things chocolate!

Working closely with Mexican food specialists Little Mexico and the talented students from Newcastle College ¡VAMOS! presents a one night three course chocolate inspired menu!

Join us at the Chefs’ Academy for delectable food, stunning vistas and live Mexican music.

Wednesday 10 June, 7pm-11pm, £25 from www.seetickets.com/Tour/vamos Chefs’ Academy, Lifestyle Academy, Newcastle College, Newcastle, NE4 7SA

Central Station

A L B U M

L A U N C H

MIRAR ATRÁS Launch of debut album by Flamenco musician Paco Bethencourt, from Gran Canaria and based in Madrid, made the North East his home for ten years. For the past 12 months he has been working on his album ‘Mirar atrás’ - a collection of songs exploring multiple identity and nostalgia and a chance to dive into the memories, collaborations and recordings that Paco has been making throughout his life. He will be joined by WSilvia Troncoso “La dulce” (Vocalist from Jerez), Yanet Sierra (Cuban vocalist) and Paco Perera (double bass player from Gran Canaria).

Thursday 11 June, 8pm-late, £7 Bar Loco, 22 Leazes Park Road, Newcastle, NE1 4PG St. James

A R T I S T

S H O W C A S E

VIDA CULTURA

AL MOVIDA DYNAMIX AERI CREW GLEIZE EVOLUTION DANCE ELLA MESMA MURIEL GLORIA MARCO

An eclectic night of artists presenting new work and fresh collaborations at Dynamix - featuring ‘Movida’ (Ladies of Midnight Blue and Nik Barrera), Ella Mesma, Dynamix Aerial Dance, Evolution Dance Crew, Argentinian singer-songwriter Gloria Marco, Muriel Gleize, hip-shaking DJs and lip-smacking food!

Friday 12 June, 8pm-late. Tickets £10 from venue and www.wegottickets.com Dynamix Skatepark, Albany Rd Junction, A184 (Felling bypass), Gateshead, NE8 3AT Gateshead

C E L E B R A T I N G 1 0 SATURDAY 13 JUNE: 11AM-4PM

C I N C I P E M I DAYT

ONLY

£3

MORGAN SZYMANSKI

GUITARIST CLASSICAL MEXICAN

CLIFFORD BLAKEY

NCO MAESTRO NORTH EASTERN FLAME

CHILDRENS GAMES

LIVE SALSA CLASS

ALX ALFARO

SIMON TAYLOR & ERS Z NDONTWINENNT THE LUSU AL JAZ CO D CE EN

80’S INF

OVES ACOUSTIC ANDEAN GRO

STREET FOOD STALLS

LIVE ZUMBA

CE N A M R O F R E P I O B U E M A BUMB

O - ALX ALFARO N N TU N O M A G VE CO DJS/MCS CO

¡VAMOS! PICNIC: DAYTIME PROGRAMME: 11AM-4PM ADULTS £3, CHILDREN £2. UNDER 7s FREE. FAMILY OFFER: 2 ADULTS & 2 CHILDREN £8 GROUP TICKET TICKETS: www.seetickets.com/Tour/vamos No alcohol allowed onsite.

Summerhill Bowling Club, Winchester Terrace, Newcastle, NE4 6EH Central Station

Y E A R S O F ¡ V A M O S !

SATURDAY 13 JUNE: 5PM-10PM

E L O E R KID C : Y T R A P G N I N E V E R SUMME

& THE COCONUTS

THE LADIES OF MIDNIGHT BLUE OVES FEELGOOD TRIBAL GRO

LE PARODY

GREY TAPES

ICA TRIPPED OUT ELECTRON SPECIAL ¡VAMOS! SET

LATINO ELECTRO FOLK

GIZMO VARILLAS

URS DARK TROPICAL FLAVO

ENSED BAR C LI , S LL TA S D O FO T EE TR S PLUS DJ COCO VEGA

¡VAMOS! SUMMER EVENING PARTY: 5PM-10PM ADVANCE £13, LIMITED EARLY BIRD TICKETS: £10 TICKETS: www.seetickets.com/Tour/vamos Over 18s only. No alcohol allowed onsite.

Summerhill Bowling Club, Winchester Terrace, Newcastle, NE4 6EH Central Station

ONLY

£13

TOPAZefimero

TOURIST & ¡VAMOS! PRESENT

LERLEDO RMEANBPO OW

(PACHANGA BOYS)

(CORRESPONDANT)

The UK Premier of Rebolledo’s TOPAZefimero project tour - #meetmeattopaz For one night only Tourist and ¡VAMOS! recreate Rebolledo’s club, Mexico’s world famous TOPAZdeluxe right in the heart of Newcastle city centre. Rebolledo provides the soundtrack with his debut NE appearance alongside Tourist’s very own “Man Power”

Saturday 13 June, 10pm-late, £12 advance. Tickets www.seetickets.com/Tour/vamos Former ‘Venue’ night club, Bamburgh House, Market Street, Newcastle, NE1 6JN.

Monument

OFFICIAL CLOSING PARTY

BEACH PARTY

HAVANA CLUB 5 LIVE MONTUNNO DJs COCO VEGA M PACO RIVERA

+LIVE PERCUSSION FRO

The finale of ¡VAMOS! Festival 2015! Come and join us at Crusoes at Tynemouth, Longsands beach!

Sunday 14 June, 6pm, free. Crusoes, South Beach, Longsands, Tynemouth, NE30 4HH

Tynemouth

C H I L D R E N ’S

WO R K SHOP

iOTA ARTS

D FRIDA KAHLO, PIÑATA AN !

HOPS LUCHADOR MASK WORKS After you’ve enjoyed the fun of the Mexican themed ¡VAMOS! Mardi Gras pop to the Laing Art Gallery to create an iconic decorative mask with artists Steven Elliot (Iota Arts) and Karina Nuri. It will also be your last chance to see the unmissable Conscience and Conflict: British Artists and the Spanish Civil War exhibition.

Admission charge applies to exhibition, under 12s go free. See www.laingartgallery.org.uk for details.

Children’s Mask Making Workshop with iOTA Arts Saturday 6 June, 2-4pm, free entry Laing Art Gallery, New Bridge St, Newcastle, NE1 8AG Monument

FR E E

F I LM

A N D

TA LK

YEARS LATER TY EN TW A T S E I F L TRANSNATIONA

(2012, Peru/US, 60 minutes)

Transnational Fiesta: Twenty Years Later is an ethnographic film by Wilton Martínez and Paul H. Gelles. The first film, Transnational Fiesta: 1992, portrayed the celebration of the traditional fiesta for the Virgen del Carmen in the indigenous Andean community of Cabanaconde, Arequipa, with the participation of a community of migrants in Maryland, in the US. The second film shows the influence of the migrant community in Cabanaconde. The economic importance of remittances and the political and social influence of migrants in the development and the future of Cabanaconde continues to increase.

Although not without tension, the celebration of the patron saint fiesta remains alive as a source of cultural reproduction.

Includes an introduction with the director Wilton Martínez

Thursday 11 June, 5pm. Tyneside Cinema, The Gallery. 10 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, NE1 6QG.

Monument

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

S E V I T A R R A N L A CULTUR L A W E N E R D N A OF CRISIS

Newcastle University 24-26 June 2015

This conference, hosted by the School of Modern Languages and the Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, presents papers examining the cultural production and practices in the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America.

This is in the context of societal crisis and vibrant alternative practices and discourses about social change. The programme offers an excellent opportunity for information and dialogue on film, literature, street art and journalism.

Keynote speaker Professor Jean Franco (Columbia University).

For full programme and registration check: www.ncl.ac.uk/sml

VENUES

Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art Centre Square, Middlesbrough, TS1 2AZ. Telephone: 01642 726 720.

Website: www.visitmima.com Former ‘Venue’ night club Bamburgh House, Market Street, Newcastle, NE1 6JN. Metro: Monument Hoochie Coochies 54 Pilgrim St, Newcastle, NE1 6SF Telephone: 0191 222 0130 Website: www.hoochiecoochie.co.uk Metro: Monument St. Mary’s Heritage Centre Oakwellgate, Gateshead, NE8 2AU Tel: 0191 433 4699 Metro: Gateshead Mardi Gras Northumberland Street, Newcastle, NE1 7PR Metro: Monument / Haymarket

Laing Art Gallery New Bridge St, Newcastle, NE1 8AG Telephone: 0191 232 7734 Website: www.twmuseums.org.uk/laing-art-gallery.html Metro: Monument

Northern Print Stepney Bank, Newcastle, NE1 2NP Telephone: 0191 261 7000 Website: www.northernprint.org.uk Metro: Byker

The Boiler Shop Steamer Robert Stephenson Centre, Sussex Street, Newcastle, NE1 3PD Website: www.theboilershopsteamer.com Metro: Central Station

Lime St 36 Lime Street, Newcastle, NE1 2PQ Telephone: 0191 261 7000 Website: www.36limestreet.co.uk Metro: Byker

Sage Gateshead St Mary’s Square, Gateshead Quays, Gateshead, NE8 2JR. Telephone: 0191 443 4661 Website: www.sagegateshead.com Metro: Gateshead

Newcastle College Lifestyle Academy, Newcastle, NE4 7SA Telephone: 0191 200 4600 Metro: Central Station

Tyneside Cinema Bar Cafe 10 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, NE1 6QG Telephone: 0191 227 5522 Website: www.tynesidecinema.co.uk/food-drink/tyneside-bar-cafe Metro: Monument

Bar Loco 22 Leazes Park Road, Newcatle, NE1 4PG Telephone :0191 2325871 Website: www.barloconewcastle.com Metro: St James

Dynamix Skate Park Albany Rd, Gateshead, NE8 3AT Website: www.dynamixskatepark.com Summerhill Bowling Club Winchester Terrace, Newcastle, NE4 6EH Telephone: 0191 2323894 Website: www.friendsofsummerhill.org.uk Metro: Central Station Crusoes Longsands Beach, Tynemouth, NE30 4BY Telephone: 0191 296 4152 Website: www.robinsoncrusoes.co.uk Metro: Tynemouth Street Art: Bayrol Jimenez Ernest Cafe Bar 1 Boyd Street, Newcastle, NE2 1AP Telephone: 0191 260 5216 Website: www. weareernest.com Street Art: Bayrol Jimenez North Shields Metro Station

SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS

Ouseburn Learning Trust

PARTNERS Kiki Mazzucchelli

¡GRACIAS!OBRIGADO! THANKYOU!

Newcastle University: Richard Davies, Eric Cross, Kate Hudson // Arts Council England: Alison Clark-Jenkins, Chris Batstone, Amanda Drago, Laura Cresser // Instituto Cervantes: Kepa González // The Mexican Embassy: Gabriela Garcíadiego del Río, Vanessa Arelle Careveo // Latino Events: Sara Lourenco Jill Bennison // Dave Bilton // Tyne and Wear Metro: Jenni Duncan // Nexus: Huw Lewis, Lynne Robinson // CLACS and CRIC // Jorge Catala-Carrasco // Nandy Cabrera // Breeze Creatives: Zoe, Alex and Dan // Alison Flanagan-Wood // Gateshead Council: Ednie Wilson // Jack Drum Arts // Tenth Avenue // DrumDin WeWag // Rob Kitchen // Ken Patterson // Paul Ruddick //Nik Alevoyannis //Paul Miskin // Katie Symes // The Boiler Shop Steamer: Matt and Adam // Saul Armendariz (Cassandro) and Scotty Essex, Jake McClusky, Blackbelt Tom Dawkins // Divine Trash: Craig Wilson // Erika Servin // TIR Lab: Humberto Valdez Northern Print: Anna Wilkinson // Little Mexico: Larnanca and David // Elliot Tupac // Bayrol Jimenez // Manoel Quiterio // Nikki Locke // Miles Wallis-Clarke // West Jesmond School // Hotspur School // Benton School // Cragside School // Ravenswood School // Christchurch School Chillingham Rd School // Heaton Manor School // Gosforth East School // St. Catherine’s School // Dynamix: Rosa and Rico // Gloria Marco // Muriel Gleize // Lisa and Lorna at The Toffee Factory // Gareth Kyle // Andy Brown, Craig Cowan, Dave Cook at Newcastle College // Loiana Leal Pavlichenko // Clarisse Almeida // Reed Ingram Weir // Keith Irons // Ella Mesma // Kristian and Paul at Screenage Kicks // Warren at Hoochie Coochies // Dance City: Anthony Baker, Alex Anslow // Northumbria University: Heather Robson // Paco Bethencourt Llobet // WSilvia Troncoso // Yanet Sierra // Paco Perera // Alx Alfaro // Filmoteca del Departamento de Cooperación y Promoción Cultural Exterior de España // Spanish Embassy: Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs // Kiki Mazzucchelli // mima: Alix Collingwood // Emma Foxall // Coco Vega // Callum Simpson and Moviminetos // North Tyneside Council: Steve Bishop // The Americas Research Group // Hannabiell Sanders and Yilis Del Carmen Suriel // Richard Berg-Rust // Yuvel Soria // Yersin Rivas // DJ Lubi // Sage Gateshead:Tamsin Austin, Ros Rigby // Garner Harris and The Creative Seed // Crusoes: Peter Wilson // All the ¡VAMOS! Volunteers // Henry Monntunno // Bar Loco // Cool Blue: Tanya Garland and Adrienne Hunter // August Darnell and Eva Tudor-Jones // Sibo Xia // Deidre Guevara Gallegos // Monica Valdes // Nelly Rosales Plascencia // Amanda Stewart // Pablo León de la Barra // Ernest: Kate, Mark and Gav //Bonita Barrera // Jane and Andrew // Julio and Julian Barrera // Kate Barrera // Isabel, Anita and Yolanda Barrera

¡ VA M O S ! 2 0 1 5 A T A G L A N C E

KID CREOLE & THE COCONUTS

ELLIOT TUPAC JOE BATAAN CASSANDRO

SCREENAGE KICKS REBOLLEDO BAYROL JIMENEZ

MORGAN SZYMANSKI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE VOODOO LOVE ORCHESTRA

MARDI GRAS THE LADIES OF MIDNIGHT BLUE

BEACH PARTY ZIK ’R

PABLO HELGUERA LE PARODY ALX ALFARO

GIZMO VARILLAS

SELECTORCHICO UK-MEXICO CULTURAL PRINT EXCHANGE PIA CAMIL TM

CHOCOLATE NOCHE!

MIRAR ATRÁS

REVISITANDO MACONDO

TRANSNATIONAL FIESTA: TWENTY YEARS LATER BUMBA MEU BOI PERFORMANCE SIMON TAYLOR & THE SUNDOWNERS GREY TAPES WE LOVE ISABEL SARLI

PEDRO REYES LATINO STREET FOOD COCO VEGA VIDA CULTURA 11 DAYS OF LATINO MUSIC ART FOOD DANCE & MUCH MORE!

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