Posts Tagged ‘ chicano ’

Daily Shot – 9.20

Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

Chingasos! – September 19, 2011. East Los Angeles, CA – A young Water and Power are encouraged to compete by their father. On the set of Water & Power.

Daily Shot – 9.19

Tuesday, September 20th, 2011

Family Time – September 19, 2011. East Los Angeles, CA – Father has a chat with little Water and little Power. On the set of Richard Montoya’s upcoming movie, Water & Power.

Daily Shot – 9.16

Saturday, September 17th, 2011

Rollin’ – September 16, 2011. Boyle Heights, CA – Under the famous bridge on Lorena and Fourth. The set of Water and Power.

Daily Shot – 9.15

Friday, September 16th, 2011

Buck on the Block. – September 15, 2011. Boyle Heights, CA – Nos visita un venado. On the set of Water and Power.

Daily Shot – 9.07

Wednesday, September 7th, 2011

Primal Verses. – July 29, 2011. Los Angeles, CA – Yaotl Mazahua, of Aztlan Underground, leaves it all on stage at a fundraiser for the Sound Strike.

Daily Shot – 8.28

Sunday, August 28th, 2011

La Santa Sensación – August 27, 2011. Downtown Los Angeles, CA – Images speak louder than words as La Santa Cecilia front woman La Marisoul and accordianist Jose Carlos share a moment on stage at a historic Grand Performance night all about Boyle Heights and its music.

Daily Shot – 8.24

Wednesday, August 24th, 2011

Brown Parade.- August 28, 2010. East Los Angeles, CA – A young Brown Beret woman marching proud during last year’s Chicano Moratorium Against War Protest.

Daily Shot – 7.09

Saturday, July 9th, 2011

Rumors. – July 04, 2011. Boyle Heights, CA – Cihuatl Ce and Olmeca bust a duet on stage: “You know what people have been saying about you?”

Daily Shot – 5.03

Wednesday, May 4th, 2011

Sign Here. – July 17, 2010. East Los Angeles, CA – Sticker fiends and tagging enthusiasts gathered at last year’s PEEL HERE event organized by StickyRicks.com at Self Help Graphics.

Daily Shot – 3.26

Sunday, March 27th, 2011

Putting down the letters. – March 26, 2011. Boyle Heights, CA – A night of written letters and spoken words, a young man prepares for his turn on the dais.

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About Me

Rafael Cardenas, was born in 1971 in Pihuamo, Jalisco: a small town in the central part of Mexico on the western coast. His parents migrated to the US in 1974. He grew up in, and still lives in, East Los Angeles. His writing and photography comes from his fascination with words and the creative process.

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