Artistic EXPPRESSIONS for FREEDOM and AGAINST OPPRESSION around the world
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The document outlines artistic expressions around issues of freedom and oppression. It describes several groups who will be performing songs, movies, and a movement about the dictatorship in Argentina, Nazi Germany, freedom, dehumanization, apartheid, and massacres. Some of the specific pieces that will be discussed include the movies "La Vita è Bella" and "The Book Thief" about the Nazi era, and the songs "Los Dinosaurios", "La Memoria", and "No Bombardeen Buenos Aires" about the Argentine dictatorship. The document emphasizes how art can be used to raise awareness about oppression, stand up against injustice, and reflect on the importance of memory.
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Definition of “Desaparecidos”
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- 1. Artistic EXPPRESSIONS for FREEDOM and AGAINST OPPRESSION around the world
- 2. March 24 – national holiday in Argentina Celebration? Commemoration? Mourning? Dictatorship Military people power Force and violence Death Abduction Lack of identity
- 3. GROUPS: Candela Fernández Julieta Oñate Luna Gómez Melina Hiriart Serena Orona 5 songs, 2 movies, 1 movement FREEDOM OR LACK OF IT David Andres Matias Ficca Santiago Galardi Sebastián P. Guido Tomas Vazquez. 3 songs PERFORM ONE – EXPLAIN THEIR MEANINGS Celina Salvado Julieta Macedo Guilermina Macedo Constanza del Hierro Agustina Roldan Valentina Salvado 4 songs and 2 movies HOLOCAUST- FREEDOM- PEACE- WARS
- 4. GROUPS: Dulce Poloni Macarena Romero Sofia Carvalho Victoria Ruiz Rueda 4 songs. MUSIC AS A WAY TO STAND UP AGAINST OPPRESSION INJUSTICE AND INEQUALITY. Camila Diaz Camila Robertazzi Martina Pantano Martina Valente Paula Alias 5 pieces of material (3 songs, 2 movies) DESHUMANIZATION THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Federico Pujo Francisco Domanico Tomas Nogueira Tomas Servide Tomas Ruffini 6 pieces of material (3 songs, 3 movies) APARTHEID- FREEDOM- DICTATORSHIP- MASSACRES
- 6. “La vita è bella” 1997 film Written - directed Roberto Benigni. Based book “At the end of Defeat Hitler” Begins 1939 rise of fascism in Italy. Nazi concentration camps
- 7. “The book thief”- Brian Percival Film directed by Brian Percival Nazi Era (Hitler) second world war 1939-1945 Liesel loves reading/Jewish refugee/borrows books Nazis lack of scruples / humanity killed dif. Thoughts/ religions/ help innocents purest race
- 9. “Los Dinosaurios” - Charly Garcia Dictatorship in Argentina 1976-1983 Dinosaurs military power monsters killed /made dissapear political disidents support socialism guerrilla rebelions
- 10. “La Memoria”-Leon Gieco " Bandidos Rurales" CD 2001 Allows reflection uses of memory forgetting. memory missing people crimes committed Argentina dictatorship.
- 11. “No bombardeen Buenos Aires”- Charly Garcia 1982 Song talks about Falklands war feelings reactions Falklands war Argentina- Britain 10 week war “distraction”
- 12. "Sin Cadenas“- Los Pericos by Los Pericos, a reggae band. Anthem for the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo "NOTHING ESCAPES, NOTHING DIES, NOBODY FORGETS, THAT`S FOR SURE."
- 13. Theatre for identity Raise awareness about identity loss Loose Ends: by Griselda Gambaro At Chou's Drycleaner: by Cecilia Propato Betrayal of Memory by Beatriz Matar
- 15. SOJA SOJA reggae band criticizes the system “speak for people who don’t have microphones” stick up for the human race extint hypocrisy reconnect people power inside themselves
- 16. “Mentality”- SOJA MENTALITY change the world truth rights We possess power Let`s use it Humanity act badly suffered a lot wars dictatorship coups “LET’S SAVE THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD FOR OUR SAKE”
- 17. “La Memoria” “Los dinosaurios” “No bombardeen Buenos Aires” Military coup in Argentina ¨La vita è bella¨ “The book thief” Nazi era “Mentality” Soja Freedom Lack of freedom “Sin Cadenas” Theatre for identity Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo
- 18. Conclusion Overcome ignorance Importance of art way of expression How we want our world to be like More knowledge Dictatorship Nazi era