The second session of the Women in the Spanish-Speaking Diaspora Reading Group | Isabel Parra
You are invited to join the second session of the Women in the Spanish-Speaking Diaspora Reading Group sponsored by Department of Spanish and Portuguese and The University of Arizona Commission on the Status of Women.
Second session
Date: March 16th (2-3 pm, MT)
Place: Main Library Rm B252
Hybrid Modality, ID Zoom: 504 4273543
The sessions are in Spanish, but the reading and participation can be in both English and Spanish.
Guest Moderator: Alma Mota, Adjunct Instructor
About Isabel Parra:
Isabel Parra was born in Chile in 1939 and began her career in music at the age of 13 when she made her first recording with her world-renowned mother and folklorist, Violeta Parra. She is a famous Chilean singer-songwriter and interpreter of Latin American musical folklore (last.fm).
Requirements:
Listen: “Al centro de la injusticia” (Youtube)
Read about “La nueva canción chilena” academic essay
Please contact: romyceroncanche@arizona.edu for the reading material.
Reading group funded by the Commission on the Status of Woman (CSW)
