Mordida 6: Juanga Revisited

Latinos Who Lunch

Society & Culture, Visual Arts, Arts, History, Personal Journals

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🗓️ 9 February 2017

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

This Mordida is our contribution to "Remembering El Divo de Juarez", a panel discussion organized by Juan Fernandez, Master's Student in Media Studies + Social Change at Queens College NYC and The Advocate news editor Yezmin Villarreal recently at Cal State LA. Listen as we discuss Juanga's legacy, history and the role he plays now in the Latino queer community.

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0:00.0	Hi this is Babelito and this is Favi Fav and you're listening to a Mordida mini sowed, a small bite in between our full episodes to tide you over until next Thursday.
0:12.0	Take it away, Lownos!
0:14.0	Whoa!
0:15.0	Mowita!
0:17.0	Mowita!
0:20.0	Mowita! Mowi- What's happening? What's happening? What's happening?
0:27.0	What's really going on?
0:30.0	Nothing, man. We're just here talking about Huangabreal once again.
0:35.0	You say nothing but Huangabreal is a big deal.
0:37.5	It's my thing.
0:39.1	It's about nothing which is about everything.
0:42.1	So what's up?
0:43.0	So here's a thing.
0:44.0	We have one of our listeners, Juan Fernandez.
0:47.0	He works at the Callin Lord Community Health Center in New York,
0:51.0	and he's been listening to the podcast and he said hey guys give me a little bit of a help why?
0:57.0	Because he put together a panel discussion at Carl State at the Cross Culture Center.
1:02.0	I think it was a week ago, a couple of weeks ago.
1:05.0	And he was invited by Jasmin Villarreal,
1:08.0	who is one of the editors for the advocate.
1:11.0	And they put together this panel, the discussion panel, that it's all about Juan Gabriel.
1:15.9	They had artists, performance artists, including Dorian Wood and El Sancha.
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