Box 10
Container
Contains 44 Results:
Interview with Eddie Canales, newly elected chairperson of the Central Committee of Raza Unida Party in Texas about the re-organization of Raza Unida Party and its role in the political process of the United States, 6/8/80 (6/15/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 27-80
Dates:
6/8/80 (6/15/80)
Interview with Oscar Zamora, noted Chicano ventriloquist from San Antonio, TX, 6/26/80 (7/1/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 29-80
Dates:
6/26/80 (7/1/80)
Interview with Salome Gutiérrez, owner of Del Bravo Record Company located in San Antonio, Texas. He explains the problems of producing Chicano music and promoting it in the United States, 6/19/80 (7/4/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 30-80
Scope and Contents
[reruns #6-81]
Dates:
6/19/80 (7/4/80)
"A Tribute to Mexican General Zaragosa" — interviews Hernán Jaso, Mayor of Goliad, TX about a statue the government of Mexico has dedicated in memory of the famous military hero of Mexican history, Emilio Zaragosa. Goliad was the birthplace of the general., 7/9/80 (7/11/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 31-80
Dates:
7/9/80 (7/11/80)
Examines and highlights the career of Beto Villa, prominent Chicano orchestra leader the 1940's and 50's. Villa, often called "the Mexican Guy Lombardo", popularized the use of the accordion in orchestral music and created a style appealing to all classes of mexicanos throughout the years., 5/-/80 and 7/19/80 (7/21/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 33-80
Scope and Contents
[reruns #44-80]
Dates:
5/-/80 and 7/19/80 (7/21/80)
Interview with Dr. Juan Luna-Cardenas, an anthropologist and Aztec Indian who has spent the last 50 years studying the Aztec civilization. In this program Dr. Luna-Cardenas will discuss Aztec culture and the importance for Chicanos of knowing their ancient customs and traditions. (Interview is in Spanish), 7/19/80 (7/25/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 34-80
Scope and Contents
[reruns #17-81]
Dates:
7/19/80 (7/25/80)
Interview with Joe and Johnny Hernández, founding members and leaders of the popular Chicano band Little Joe, Johnny and La Familia. They discuss their beginnings as Little Joe and the Latinaires, their problems as a Chicano band, and the increasing popularity of Chicano music, especially among anglo audiences., 7/19/80 (7/25/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 35-80
Scope and Contents
[reruns #16-81]
Dates:
7/19/80 (7/25/80)
Interview with Mayan artist Humbatz Mena, whose work reflects the highly geometric and symbolic art of the Mayan people. In today's program, Humbatz Mena explains how he discovered the mystical relation of his work with his Mayan ancestors, and about the Mayan's use of symbolic art not only as an instrument of education, but also as an interpretation of the universe to their lives., 7/19/80 and 8/1/80 (8/3/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 36-80
Dates:
7/19/80 and 8/1/80 (8/3/80)
Interview with Margarito Garza, an attorney from Corpus Christi, TX who is also the creator of the Chicano comic-book super hero, Relampago. Relampago is a product of the South Texas barrios who magically receives his wuper powers through the aid of a bruja, and finds himself using his power acting as a defender of justice for Chicanos., 4/-/80 (8/7/80)
Item — Box: 10, Item: 37-80
Scope and Contents
[reruns #52-80]
Dates:
4/-/80 (8/7/80)
Interview with David Sandoval, a Chicano filmmaker from Los Angeles, California. Sandoval is also head of the Emancipation Arts, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide opportunities for Alternative media projects. Sandoval will also talk about opportunities for chicanos in the media today., 8/8/80 (8/9/80 )
Item — Box: 10, Item: 38-80
Scope and Contents
[reruns #27-81]
Dates:
8/8/80 (8/9/80 )