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Latin America is one is
All together is a a great family
Latin America is blood.
For me, Latin America is the house, the maximum influence.
I, Latin America, every time I imagine it,
for me it's like a kind of mother and child.
Can I consider those times as a family?
Latin America means our house.
And love, strength...
Latin America, for me, is a great heart.
For me, Latin America is freedom and being alive, I think.
For me, at this moment, everything could be done,
because it's the identity that we've been looking for
during all these years of work,
to have a Latin American identity,
our style, and they say,
that South America is painting hard, I don't know.
As you can see, Moduchera,
Latin America, San Juan, Chile, Salvador...
Lima is like a kind of relationship with your partner.
I can compare it with a girl from Limeño.
Being from Limeño is the most beautiful thing that has happened to me in my life.
Living under this land, with so much flavor,
with so much mixture on the street,
the diversity of people here, social extracts,
how it's evolving in a country,
seeing all of that is different,
to come and do something that is already done
and that you just have to fit in certain things.
It has so many things to love.
It's crazy, because the same thing that you like,
you can hate it and love it.
Take advantage of the promotion,
the guitar, the cell phone,
and the only nine songs in the mood!
My eyes of two see it incredibly beautiful as it is,
and that's what gives you the character,
and the attitude to continue,
to face any kind of problem
and to deal with any kind of situation.
There is no pain and no glory.
Life is not life without that exciting,
that is sometimes suffering,
and it's like the face of a Latino.
Despite what happens,
we have to put a good face in life.
And despite the difficulties, we have to always smile
and say, this is what I have, good, this is what I am,
and that makes you stronger.
I am...
Isabela Diosadevanos.
La Tombo Lele, La Betty de Roma,
La Que Baila Afro,
La Sabrosita,
La Caramelito,
y los cachitos también.
Latir, latir, latino.
Bienvenido a latir, latino.
1, 2, 3.
We were all born with entities
because of the trips we had in other events.
We identified ourselves more
as we traveled with the Latin American people.
We realized that we all had an identity
and that the history of the city,
or whatever it is in general,
was gaining a lot of strength in Latin America
and we had to unite.
So we decided to call all our friends
to begin to have a view
of what could be a completely wonderful issue,
like the union,
like an almost Bolivarian issue,
but without so much politics.
We need them to invite us to Europe,
to invite us to the United States
to decide what we are doing.
They look at us from here.
This could be a platform
to create a standard
about street art, about graffiti,
about the art that is made on the street,
up there,
to send it to an exhibition in London
just like other artists
without having to be, as you understand me,
dragged for something.
This is the idea of Latin Latin.
We are used to the fact that
there are festivals in Europe
that are invited to Latin American artists,
but this is the first time
that it is the same Latin American country
that is having an affidavit
to all these people.
It gives me the feeling
that many people from the West
also look at that side of the continent
as a cultural reference,
because we also consider that
Latin America, Peru,
they are rich in customs, in shapes,
and that fact, let's say, that the proposals
are not the ones that have always been seen outside,
in the West,
so it is like a new air
that is being given to the work of the street art.
We are also in an era
that I think Latin America
is getting together more and more,
so I feel that this festival
justifies and symbolizes
what is happening here.
I have never been like
that, almost with the idea of the borders.
We live in Latin America,
but Latin America is also a
creation of the West.
We are the same race in the world.
We could not say that I am Latin,
we are from many parts,
but it is fine, it is fine
that they are only Latin,
I think it also allows
to fortify like those nexus,
and I have had the opportunity
to paint in places where
Spanish is not spoken,
and it is very different
from the relationships that are established.
In general, one paints
waiting for recognition,
waiting for them to see it from outside,
and they call it to start doing it,
and we are already there.
So this type of event
emphasizes on that.
There were many things inside the event,
outside and inside what it is to paint,
I always thought that
what we liked about the event
was to share with other artists
and make a group.
We always felt that when we were traveling.
So we wanted to give them a little of that
as much as possible,
to go out and paint,
not to plan out at night,
or to plan to go to the wolves,
to the beach house,
without painting,
and to go back there
as recharged to produce.
So these things are things
that strengthen the union
of the artists,
and I think it is
super important.
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