“We Are More American”: the Origin of the “Himno” of Mexican Migrants in the U.S.
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“We are more American”: the origin of the “himno” of Mexican migrants in the U.S. that resonates again for a recent controversy By: Darío Brooks Author's title, BBC News World The performance of Los Tigres del Norte in the famous Tiny Desk musical space has been one of the most successful performances of recent months for the U.S. public radio network NPR. Just over the weekend, the mini acoustic concert premiered on Friday accumulated more than…
The Tigers of the North defended their message in favor of migrants after the controversy over the initial edition of their concert Tiny Desk, published by NPR Music on YouTube. “What we have to tell deserves to be heard, not censored,” the group said on social networks, where he also thanked the support received from followers. [...]
The Northern Tigers defended their message in favor of migrants after the controversy over the first version of their Tiny Desk, a brief acoustic concert published by NPR (United States public broadcasting service), which omitted a speech by journalist Félix Contreras. “What we have to tell deserves...
The Northern Tigers spoke about the controversy surrounding their participation in the Tiny Desk music format, produced by the American National Public Radio (NPR), after social media users pointed out the omission of a message about the migrant community.
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