About this Event
Son jarocho and Arabic folk duo Corazón de Cedro opens the show.
Heels Upon the Ground is collection of songs representing the journey of their “third culture” experiences and an evolution of their sound, including folk songs in three languages—Tagalog, Kapampangan, and English, as well as original compositions that let their own stories shine through.
"For us, this artistic practice is more than just music, it’s a reclaiming and relearning of languages that were lost, an affirmation of immigrant cultures, and a bold statement that we are not going anywhere. While this music is inspired by our personal stories and experiences, the themes are universal and we hope you hear yours and your families’ voices in our music."
Their new album is independently released with support from Women’s Audio Mission’s Local Sirens Residency, Balay Kreative’s Kreative Growth Program, Intermusic SF’s Musical Grant Program, and many wonderful individuals.
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Accessibility
- La Peña is a wheelchair-accessible venue with step-less entry, wide doorways, and accessible restrooms.
- Masks are strongly encouraged. If you’re experiencing COVID-19, cold, or flu-like symptoms, please consider staying home to protect our community. HEPA air purifiers operate throughout our space.
- All-gender restrooms available
We strive to make La Peña a welcoming, accessible space for everyone.
For accessibility requests, please contact us at least two to three weeks in advance. Email us at [email protected]
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Event venue & nearby stays
La Peña Cultural Center, 3105 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, United States
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