PRE-TAMEJAVI EVENTS"Cocina y Canto" con Martha Toledo: Experiencing the Zapotec*
Culture Through Music and Stories Martha Toledo, la teca huiini' a Zapotec singer from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, takes us to the sun-filled land where she was born and raised and where she flourished, like the "guie'xhuba," the red tulips that adorn her wavy hair. Her voice dances to the rhythm of the north wind, making her skirt and her cicada heart flutter. Her voice embodies the sounds of rivers and birds in the trees, starry skies, and moonlit nights from the Chimalapas rain forest that flow within her. Private Home Indigenous Music of the Americas through the Voices of Women Wahlberg - Recital Hall, (parking available in Lot D) TAMEJAVI invites you to experience the Indigenous Music of the
Americas through the Voices of Women Martha Toledo, la teca huiini' a Zapotec singer from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, takes us to the sun-filled land where she was born and raised and where she flourished, like the "guie'xhuba," the red tulips that adorn her wavy hair. Her voice dances to the rhythm of the north wind, making her skirt and her cicada heart flutter. Her voice embodies the sounds of rivers and birds in the trees, starry skies, and moonlit nights from the Chimalapas rain forest that flow within her. Rocio Prospero Maldonado is a P'urhepecha singer is well known through Mexico as a researcher and performer of the P'urhepecha pirekuas which is a form of indigenous poetry. Rocío has given vocal concerts and conferences I several museums and cultural centers in Mexico and the U.S. Wahlberg - Recital Hall, Sponsor by: The College of Arts and Humanities-CSUF, Center for Music of the Americas-CSUF, Central Valley Cultural Heritage Institute-CSUF, Music Department-CSUF, Spanish Program-CSUF "Blossoms of Fire" a documentary directed and produce by Maureen
Gosling California State University Fresno Event sponsored by Cineculture Club at CSU Fresno |