Teatro Chicano /

"Chicano Theater, specifically El Teatro Campesino, a group born out of a farmworkers' strike in Delano, California, in 1965, flourished until it became a vanguard movement of approximately 60 groups throughout the southwestern United States... we present, in the form of Cuadernos del Pueb...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Centro Cultural Mascarones, A. C. (Translator)
Other Authors:	Rodriguez, Alberto (Editor) (Editor), Cedillo Portugal, Ernestina (Translator)
Format:	Book
Language:	Spanish
Language Notes:	Text of the Manifiesto del Teatro Nacional de Aztlan in original Spanish and in English and Nahuatl translations.
Published:	Cuernavaca, Morelos, México : Ediciones Mascarones, [1976]
Series:	Cuadernos del pueblo ; 6. Teatro (Ediciones Mascarones) ; 3.
Subjects:	Mexican Americans > Social conditions > Drama. Mexican American drama (Spanish) > 20th century. Spanish drama > Southwest, New > 20th century. Mexican American theater > Southwest, New. Teatro Campesino (Organization) > Performances. Valdez, Luis > Interviews. Théâtre mexicain-américain (espagnol) > 20e siècle. Théâtre ouvrier > Californie. Théâtre mexicain-américain > Californie. Teatro Campesino (Organization) Mexican American drama (Spanish) Mexican American theater Workers' theater California 1900-1999 Political plays. Biographies. Interviews. Manifestos.

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Call Number	Status	Get It
Call Number:		PN2270.M48 .T43 1976
Notes:		Donated by Yolanda Broyles-Gonzalez.

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