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Beatriz Limón

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Periodista y fotógrafa de AZ Luminaria y NAHJ, EFE, vive en Phoenix, amante de la cultura, lectora insaciable y apasionada de la foto. Originaria de Mexicali.
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'Tucson is Pachuco territory': Luis Valdez’s story comes home to The Loft Cinema

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By Beatriz Limón Verified, Arizona Luminaria
| CALÓ News
Luis Valdez, playwright, filmmaker and founder of El Teatro Campesino, has devoted much of his career to telling stories of the Chicano community. The interview with Luis was conducted at a Franciscan monastery near El Teatro Campesino called the San Francisco Retreat. (Courtesy of David Alvarado) “Tucson is Pachuco territory.” It’s not something a historian says or a phrase you’ll find on a map.
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Las historias chicanas que se niegan a desaparecer

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By Beatriz Limón Verified
| El Imparcial Verified
El Imparcial / Columnas / ¿Se acuerdan cuando se estrenó “La Bamba”? Yo sí. Estaba en primero de secundaria y todavía recuerdo aquel cine del Centro Cívico a reventar. Fui en uniforme porque acabábamos de desfilar por el 20 de noviembre. Era 1987. Hace unos días, mientras entrevistaba a David Alvarado, director de “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez”, regresé a ese recuerdo.
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“Tucson is Pachuco territory”: Luis Valdez’s story comes home to The Loft Cinema

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By Beatriz Limón Verified
| AZ Luminaria Verified
“Tucson is Pachuco territory.” It’s not something a historian says or a phrase you’ll find on a map. But it’s known to David Alvarado, director of “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez.” His documentary follows the life of the activist, director and playwright who brought the popular slang known as Caló, the Pachucos and Chicano stories from California’s farmworker fields to Broadway and Hollywood. Caló is a Mexican American slang from the 1930s and 1940s.
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