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SUMMARY:Festival Oralidad
DESCRIPTION:Reception—6 pm\, Cayetana Romero Lobby\nIntroduction to Festival Oralidad—6:30 pm\, Wells Fargo Auditorium\nConcert\, Nacha Mendez Trio—7:30 pm\, Bank of America Theatre \nReception and festival introduction free to the public; concert tickets $17 w/ $2 discount for NHCC members\, purchase Here \nPlease note: Both the festival introduction and the concert will require either a proof of vaccination completed at least 14 days prior to the event or a negative COVID test administered by a health care professional within 72 hours of the event. Originals or photos of documents with a matching ID will be accepted. Masks are also required while inside the NHCC. \nInstituto Cervantes and the National Hispanic Cultural Center\, with the collaboration of AMP Concerts and the support of the New Mexico Humanities Council\, present the first Festival Oralidad on November 18\, 20\, and 22\, 2021. The festival combines workshops\, lectures\, panel discussions\, storytelling performances\, and musical performances connected to the oral tradition and storytelling. It was created with two essential purposes: the promotion of the oral tradition of storytelling and the establishment of a collaborative relationship among artists from New Mexico\, other parts of the United States\, Spain\, and Latin America to create new works together and contribute to the advancement of the genre. \n \nNew Mexico\, where Native American cultures\, Latin American oral tradition\, and cultural traditions such as flamenco converge\, is an ideal place for a festival focused on the oral tradition\, and Instituto Cervantes is positioned to encourage this union of cultures and promote an exchange between artists of diverse origins. Over three days\, Festival Oralidad offers academic and theoretical debate\, shares the secrets of storytellers with children\, and brings together some of the most significant musicians and storytellers in the U.S. While travel restrictions this year have limited participation to artists residing in-country\, future festivals will include colleagues from Latin America and Spain. \nA reception with wine and Spanish ham will greet festival participants on the opening evening\, followed by an introduction to the three-day event by Nasario García\, a folklorist\, writer and educator\, and one of New Mexico’s foremost experts on oral tradition. He will give a talk on the state’s cultural and linguistic roots in the spoken word\, and will discuss the importance of storytelling with Silvia Grijalba\, director of the Instituto Cervantes of Albuquerque and El Paso. The evening will conclude with a concert by the Nacha Mendez Trio \nNasario García\, professor emeritus of Spanish and Hispanic literatures\, holds a B.A. in Spanish\, an M.A. in Portuguese\, and a Ph.D. in 19th century Spanish literature. He has published more than 30 books educating both adults and children about the richness of New Mexico’s Spanish language and culture\, including Memorias de los viejos: Tales of the Rio Puerco; Abuelitos: Stories of the Rio Puerco Valley; Comadres: Hispanic Women of the Rio Puerco Valley; and Más antes: Hispanic Folklore of the Rio Puerco Valley. Dr. García has worked over the years to preserve the language and culture of northern New Mexico\, particularly his beloved Rio Puerco Valley\, where he grew up in the community of Ojo del Padre (Guadalupe). \nNacha Mendez combines storytelling\, music\, and song in a journey through her personal experience that speaks to her Latin blood\, Native American history\, and experience as an artist throughout Europe. Mendez grew up in the small border town of La Union in southern New Mexico\, where she began singing and playing guitar at an early age. She learned traditional ranchera singing from her grandmother and performed in border towns near El Paso. \nShe studied classical voice and electronic music at New Mexico State University before moving to New York\, where she studied flamenco guitar with Manuel Granados of the Conservatory of Music in Barcelona\, Spain. In the early 1990s\, she was a lead singer with Robert Ashley’s opera company\, touring Europe and Japan\, and has also collaborated with celebrated composer Steve Peters. \nShe has received an award from the National Endowment for the Arts\, and has been honored by the New Mexico Committee of the National Museum of Women Artists\, voted Best Female Vocalist in Santa Fe\, New Mexico in 2009 and 2010\, and awarded Best Latin Production at the New Mexico Music Awards. \nThis concert will require either a proof of vaccination completed at least 14 days prior to the event or a negative COVID test administered by a health care professional within 72 hours of the event. Originals or photos of documents with a matching ID will be accepted. Masks are also required while inside the NHCC.
URL:https://nhccnm.org/event/festival-oralidad/
LOCATION:NM
CATEGORIES:Film,Instituto Cervantes,Music,Performing Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:Nacha Mendez Trio
DESCRIPTION:7:30 pm \nNacha Mendez combines storytelling\, music\, and song in a journey through her personal experience that speaks to her Latin blood\, Native American history\, and experience as an artist throughout Europe. Mendez grew up in the small border town of La Union in southern New Mexico\, where she began singing and playing guitar at an early age. She learned traditional ranchera singing from her grandmother and performed in border towns near El Paso. \n$17 w/ $2 discount for NHCC members \nCOVID PROTOCOLS: \n \nShe studied classical voice and electronic music at New Mexico State University before moving to New York\, where she studied flamenco guitar with Manuel Granados of the Conservatory of Music in Barcelona\, Spain. In the early 1990s\, she was a lead singer with Robert Ashley’s opera company\, touring Europe and Japan\, and has also collaborated with celebrated composer Steve Peters. \nShe has received an award from the National Endowment for the Arts\, and has been honored by the New Mexico Committee of the National Museum of Women Artists\, voted Best Female Vocalist in Santa Fe\, New Mexico in 2009 and 2010\, and awarded Best Latin Production at the New Mexico Music Awards. \nThis concert is part of the first Festival Oralidad\, presented by Instituto Cervantes and the National Hispanic Cultural Center\, with the collaboration of AMP Concerts and the support of the New Mexico Humanities Council\, on November 18\, 20\, and 22\, 2021. The festival combines workshops\, lectures\, panel discussions\, storytelling performances\, and musical performances connected to the oral tradition and storytelling; most events are free to the public. \nApproximate time of event: 1.5 hours.  One set\, no intermission. \nThis concert will require either a proof of vaccination completed at least 14 days prior to the event or a negative COVID test administered by a health care professional within 72 hours of the event.  Originals or photos of documents with a matching ID will be accepted.  Masks are also required while inside the NHCC. \nWith the support of:
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SUMMARY:Festival Oralidad
DESCRIPTION:Interactive Recital Workshop for Children\, Michelle Adam—12 pm\, Wells Fargo Auditorium\nWorkshop\, Emmy Tither—1:30 pm\, Wells Fargo Auditorium\nRound Table Discussion\, Nicolasa Chávez & Orlando Romero—4 pm\, Wells Fargo Auditorium\nConcert\, Shkeme and Native Roots—7 pm\, Bank of America Theatre \nAll events free to the public; previous registration for the workshops required by e-mail at ext-priscila.lopez@cervantes.es \nInstituto Cervantes and the National Hispanic Cultural Center\, with the collaboration of AMP Concerts and the support of the New Mexico Humanities Council\, present the first Festival Oralidad on November 18\, 20\, and 22\, 2021. The festival combines workshops\, lectures\, panel discussions\, storytelling performances\, and musical performances connected to the oral tradition and storytelling. It was created with two essential purposes: the promotion of the oral tradition of storytelling and the establishment of a collaborative relationship among artists from New Mexico\, other parts of the United States\, Spain\, and Latin America to create new works together and contribute to the advancement of the genre. \n \nNew Mexico\, where Native American cultures\, Latin American oral tradition\, and cultural traditions such as flamenco converge\, is an ideal place for a festival focused on the oral tradition\, and Instituto Cervantes is positioned to encourage this union of cultures and promote an exchange between artists of diverse origins. Over three days\, Festival Oralidad offers academic and theoretical debate\, shares the secrets of storytellers with children\, and brings together some of the most significant musicians and storytellers in the U.S. While travel restrictions this year have limited participation to artists residing in-country\, future festivals will include colleagues from Latin America and Spain. \nAuthor\, storyteller and teacher Michelle Adam’s interactive recital is especially designed for children from six to twelve years old\, to explore the power of stories and develop their creativity and taste for storytelling. Adam’s published works include the novel Niña Duende\, set in Málaga\, Spain\, and the bilingual children’s story “Adventures with Duende in the Ocean\,” about a goblin who leads a child to the ocean. \nEmmy Tither\, an educator and researcher raised in Lima\, Peru and Washington\, DC\, is the K-12 Educational Program Coordinator for the University of New Mexico’s Latin American and Iberian Institute. She holds a BSc in Social Sciences with Anthropology from Birkbeck\, University of London and an M.A. in Documentary Arts from the University of Cape Town\, and has worked in the education\, non-profit\,and start-up sectors on four continents. \nNicolasa Chávez\, a fourteenth-generation New Mexican\, is the Deputy State Historian for the State of New Mexico and the former Curator of Latino/Hispanic/Spanish Colonial Collections at the Museum of International Folk Art. She has a master’s degree in history with a concentration in Iberian Studies from the University of New Mexico. As a dancer/artist\, she has trained in flamenco with Lili del Castillo\, Eva Encinias\, and Pablo Rodarte of Albuquerque\, and Vicente Romero and María Benítez of Santa Fe. A writer\, curator\, and historian\, she conducts lecture/demonstrations combining flamenco song and dance with the history of the art form\, as well as lectures and programs on the traditions of New Mexico\, Spain\, and the Americas. \nOrlando Romero\, a writer and historian\, received the Order of Isabella the Catholic in 2014 for “his dedication in preserving the heritage\, language\, history\, cultural traditions and Spanish customs of Hispanic New Mexico.” Born in Santa Fe\, he has written a monthly column for The New Mexican since 1998\, and is the author of Nambe Year One\, a nonfiction book exploring the history of northern New Mexico. \nCOVID PROTOCAL:\nThis concert will require either a proof of vaccination completed at least 14 days prior to the event or a negative COVID test administered by a health care professional within 72 hours of the event. Originals or photos of documents with a matching ID will be accepted. Masks are also required while inside the NHCC.
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CATEGORIES:Food,Instituto Cervantes,Music,Performing Arts,Seasonal Events,Speakers,Theatre,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Festival Oralidad
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\, Matilde Machiavello—1 pm\, Wells Fargo Auditorium\nPresentation\, Santiago Vaquera-Vásquez—4 pm\, Wells Fargo Auditorium\nConcert\, Perla Batalla—6:30 pm\, Bank of America Theatre \nWorkshop and presentation free to the public; concert tickets $17\, $27\, $37 w/ $2 discount for NHCC members\, purchase Here \nInstituto Cervantes and the National Hispanic Cultural Center\, with the collaboration of AMP Concerts and the support of the New Mexico Humanities Council\, present the first Festival Oralidad on November 18\, 20\, and 22\, 2021. The festival combines workshops\, lectures\, panel discussions\, storytelling performances\, and musical performances connected to the oral tradition and storytelling. It was created with two essential purposes: the promotion of the oral tradition of storytelling and the establishment of a collaborative relationship among artists from New Mexico\, other parts of the United States\, Spain\, and Latin America to create new works together and contribute to the advancement of the genre. \n \nNew Mexico\, where Native American cultures\, Latin American oral tradition\, and cultural traditions such as flamenco converge\, is an ideal place for a festival focused on the oral tradition\, and Instituto Cervantes is positioned to encourage this union of cultures and promote an exchange between artists of diverse origins. Over three days\, Festival Oralidad offers academic and theoretical debate\, shares the secrets of storytellers with children\, and brings together some of the most significant musicians and storytellers in the U.S. While travel restrictions this year have limited participation to artists residing in-country\, future festivals will include colleagues from Latin America and Spain. \nBorn in Montevideo\, Uruguay\, educator Matilde Machiavello was trained in English language instruction and neurolinguistic programming in Buenos Aires\, Argentina. She is also a team coach\, Brain Gym 101 facilitator\, and storyteller\, with more than 20 years of experience working with individuals and teams to enhance talent and creativity. As a storyteller\, she believes in the “magical power of stories” in shaping a new and ideal reality\, and enjoys sharing stories in both Spanish and English and combining the different strategies in which she has been trained. \nSantiago Vaquera-Vásquez is a Chicano storyteller\, academic\, and former associate professor at the University of New Mexico. He has taught classes on Mexican American border culture\, Chicano culture\, and creative writing\, in colleges in the U.S.\, Latin America\, and Europe. His books include Algún día te cuento las cosas\, Luego el silencio\, En el Lost ‘n’ Found\, and his most recent work\, Nocturno de Frontera; his stories have been published in anthologies and literary magazines in Spain\, Italy\, Mexico\, and the United States. \nGrammy-nominated singer-songwriter Perla Batalla earns critical acclaim for her distinctive voice\, emotional honesty\, and culture-merging compositions. She was born in Los Angeles to a family immersed in music. Her dad\, a Mexican mariachi and D.J.\, and her Argentine mom ran the family record shop\, Discoteca Batalla\, where Perla was exposed to an education of non-stop music that cut across genres and languages. \nAfter singing with and recording with numerous groups and artists\, including Leonard Cohen\, Perla launched her solo career with Cohen’s encouragement. Since then\, she has recorded seven albums\, been featured in film and on television\, staged two one-woman shows\, and performed in some of the world’s most prestigious venues. \nHer original Frida Kahlo musical was chosen by the Ojai Playwrights Festival and subsequently produced at the San Diego Repertory Theater to critical praise. Perla’s personal homage to her mentor\, Cohen\, continues to play to sold-out audiences throughout Europe and North America. \nPerla’s mission of exposing youth to the beauty of music and the Spanish language is ongoing in her outreach to some of the poorest communities in the U.S. She has been honored with two U.N. awards: the Earth Charter Award for extraordinary devotion to social and economic justice and he Environmental Peacebuilding Award\, for advancing social justice through music. She is also the recipient of New Mexico’s Premio Fronterizo Award for healing work in the world. \nThis concert will require either a proof of vaccination completed at least 14 days prior to the event or a negative COVID test administered by a health care professional within 72 hours of the event. Originals or photos of documents with a matching ID will be accepted. Masks are also required while inside the NHCC.
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