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LOS DIABLOS DE OAXACALIFORNIA

SOUNDS OF CALIFORNIA presents: Grupo Nuu Yuku & Banda Brillo de San Miguel Cuevas Facing racial prejudice and extreme poverty in Mexico, hundreds of thousands of Mixtecs and other indigenous peoples from Oaxaca in Southern Mexico have been driven to find work outside their small villages that they have occupied continuously for centuries maintaining indigenous languages, knowledge systems and artistic expressions that have held their communities together. California is home to the largest number of indigenous immigrants from Oaxaca, who make up a major part of the 21st Century farm labor force. After a long day’s work in the fields facing extreme conditions and low wages, friends and families come together to practice traditional music, dance, foodways and other expressions that foster a sense of belonging and feeling of home. The Mixtec artists who practice the music and dance traditions of Los Diablos from the Juxtlahuaca District of Northern Oaxaca tell this story about the personal and cultural meanings of their traditional arts in OAXACALIFORNIA. Grupo Nuu Yuku: Danzantes de los Diablos de San Miguel Cuevas Jorge Juárez, co-director Diego Solano, co-director DANCERS David De Jesús Dubee Domínguez Heriberto Farías Jr. Rafael G. Joseph Zuríta Gil Noël Gil Reyes Gómez Roberto Gómez Edgar Guzmán Raymundo Guzmán Jorge Juárez Antonio Nazario León Galvia López José Rivera Pedro Sánchez April Santiago Isidro Santiago Pablo Santiago Demetrio Santos Alma Dulce Solano Diego Solano Diego Jr. Solano Joari Solano Jari SolanoMarissa C. Solano Regina Solano Ulises Solano Efren Valverde Alexis Vásquez Bladimir Ventura Jaime Ventura Banda Brillo de San Miguel Cuevas Emiliano Bernadino Flores, Director MUSICIANS: Emiliano Bernadino Flores –Saxophone Ramiro González – Baritone Raul López Ortega – Trumpet Lorenzo Morales López – Bass drum/cymbal Juan Carlos Morales Domínguez – Timbales José Luís Ramos – Baritone Eric Flores Rojas – Trombone Pedro Flores Sánchez – Tuba Bernadino Flores Sánchez – Trombone & The Musicians of EL TAMBORAZO JUNIOR SPECIAL THANKS: Centro Binacional para el Desarrollo Indígena Oaxaqueño (CBDIO) Nayamín Martínez Cossío James Deutsch Suzanne Hildebrand Sojin Kim Russell Rodríguez Vicki Filgas Treviño Leoncio Vasquez A CO-PRODUCTION OF Alliance for California Traditional Arts Radio Bilingüe Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage WITH GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM Smithsonian Grand Challenge Consortia for the Humanities The James Irvine Foundation