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UC San Diego’s ArtPower and Celebrate AMERI’KANA  presents Los Texmaniacs, Gaby Moreno, Making Movies, Renee Goust, AMERI’KANA All-Stars, and more in a day-long festival on August 24.  Founded by the Latin Grammy-nominated band Making Movies, Celebrate AMERI’KANA is a traveling festival honoring the diverse colors of American music.

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CELEBRATE AMERI’KANA Music and Arts Festival

University of California San Diego

Prepare to be transported to a world of radical love, timeless melodies, and healing with Ani Cordero's debut concert for her anticipated bilingual concept album, Anamores. The Puerto Rican singer and instrumentalist is known for her danceable protest and love songs. The New Yorker notes, “Cordero has a knack for writing gritty songs of resistance that feel as though they could belong to past decades.” Ani’s 2019 single, “Pan Pan,” foretold the "Ricky Renuncia" movement where Puerto Ricans forced out their governor, and was played in the Democracy Now news coverage of the massive protests. NPR's All Things Considered, Alt-Latino, Billboard, USA Today, PRI The World, The NY Times, Brooklyn Vegan, BUST, and Remezcla have all praised Cordero for her unique sound and powerful lyrics.

Ani Cordero: Anamores

Joe's Pub

Mexican-American singer-songwriter and queer feminist activist Renee Goust presents her new show “Muertxs”, where she reframes Mexican Day of the Dead by observing it under the lens of the gun and gender-based violence. Through colorful and varied original compositions inspired by regional Mexican music genres, Renee and surprise special guests will take us on a journey to understanding how "nuestros muertos" (our dead) and "nuestras muertas" (our dead women) have come to embody two very different meanings in today's aching Mexican reality.

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Renee Goust

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Aug 24, 2024

CELEBRATE AMERI’KANA Music and Arts Festival · ArtPower at UC San Diego

Jun 11, 2023

Ani Cordero: Anamores · Public Theater

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