a No Estoy Aquí (I’m No Longer Here,) the latest feature film by director and screenwriter Fernando Frías de la Parra, is now available on Netflix, and it shines a light on one of the most fascinating street cultures originated in Mexico: Monterrey’s Kolombianos, now known as Cholombianos.
it talks about the music and the movie of the cholombiano movement.
n 2007, English fashion designer Amanda Watkins was living in Monterrey, Mexico when she stumbled upon a group of teenagers dancing to cumbia by the river. Sporting looks best described as LA cholo meets Colombia’s Caribbean coast, their heads were crowned with elaborately gelled hairstyles, and they waved graffiti-style signs over their heads as they danced
good source in defining visually how to do the look
the medium’s dissociative effects prevent us from centering the humanity of the people involved
This is a thing that I feel started with reality television. The reality and the fiction are becoming hard to separate for some people and people can't handle boredom or silence therefore they create escapist art at the expense of others.
The world floods into your life anyway. What had been private is now uncontrollably crowdsourced. Your consent becomes a trifling detail in a story about you that suddenly belongs to everyone else.
We live in an era where everything is for sell. Even your sense of security is for sell and there isn't much to do because we all love the internet, social media, etc.
The ethics — and even the definition — of doxxing is murky. It is the dissemination of often publicly available information. And, some at the protest asked, are you really doxxing a person if he or she is marching on a public street, face revealed and apparently proud? It is not as though they are hiding their identities.
this the rather interesting nature of doxxing people. Therefore it should not be a surprise when people get in trouble for their behavior.
“For us, it slows things down. We try to integrate people back to humanity,” Mr. McAleer said. “If isolation and shame is the driver for people joining these types of groups, doxxing certainly isn’t the answer.”
I agree and I disagree with the person who runs the Life After Hate group. I agree that shaming people will not help but rather drive back to pass behavior. However, I don't believe that white supremacy is caused by Isolation and shame. I understand feeling alienation but white supremacy isn't about feeling shame about being white. But rather a hubris, hatred and contempt for non white people.
¡De Monterrey para el mundo! El largometraje mexicano Ya no estoy aquí por fin llega a Netflix, después de haber sido uno de los estrenos más sonados del año 2019 y en el que abordan temas como la identidad, la migración forzada, la discriminación, la violencia y la desigualdad social.
so this mini review of the movie Ya no estoy Aqui was found using tumblr. The movie is about a person from the Cholombiano movement. it is in spanish here's the translation. " From Monterrey to the world! The Mexican feature film I'm not here anymore finally arrives on Netflix, after having been one of the most famous premieres of the year 2019 and in which they address issues such as identity, forced migration, discrimination, violence and social inequality."
The culture began in Colombia, as the name might suggest, but it truly took off and thrived in the 1980s and 90s in the Mexican city of Monterrey, where a shared passion for cumbia music mixed with a desire to stand out and go against the norm led to a loyal community of Cholombianos.
and this is the actual cholombiano article that was found using twitter.
Cholombianos — a New Art Exhibit Unpacks a Mexican Subculture That Takes Its Cues from Colombia https://belatina.com/cholombianos-a-new-art-exhibit/… via @BeLatina
taken from twitter using the hashtag cholombianos
.” Among those testifying before the subcommittee was Michael C. McGarrity, the director of the FBI’s Counterterrorism Division. McGarrity explained that right-wing extremists like the Tree of Life Synagogue shooter in Pittsburgh were charged with hate crimes instead of domestic terrorism simply because “there’s no domestic terrorism charge.
It seems like that wording of the law is trying to be vague in order for it to excuse white terrorism.
Because it is these simple behaviors, applied as habits and enforced as norms, that have the power to change the web as we know it, to break our cycle of reaction and recognition, and ultimately to get even our deeper investigations off to a better start.
This resonated with because it shows that it is dangerous to quickly react to things and that one needs to hyper-aware because it is very easy to spread false information, therefore creating more biases.
A video on the Mexican Subculture known as Cholombianos. this is what started my initial curiousity.
I want to do my project on subcultures from around the world. I might do it on the Mexican Subculture known as "Cholombianos"