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Puentes de Poder
Panamanian music and dance
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Ocelotecame
Aztec music and dance
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Hector Zapana
Wind instruments of the Andes (Siku)
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Gino Gamboa
Afro-Peruvian percussion
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José “Pepe” Carlos González
Requinto romántico
Gathering with artists and friends in Logan Heights
Site Visits with ACTA's 2019 Apprenticeship Cohort
NEA National Heritage Fellow and California Master Artist
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Ysamur Flores Peña
Orisha practitioners throughout the Yoruba diaspora have prepared special foods for ceremony and offerings to the Orishas. This tradition, cooking for the Orisha and ancestors, is based on utilizing specific ingredients and ways of preparing foods and meals, which has been passed on from generation to generation. The Alashe is…
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Shefali Shah
Bomba, Puerto Rico’s oldest art form, originated in the 17th century as a form of communication, rebellion, and relief by enslaved Africans on the coastal sugar cane plantations of the island. Bomba is a result from Spanish colonization, which brought African as slaves to work plantations. The resiliency of the…
