Radio Coamil: “Sonic Resistance”. How Music Keeps Mexico’s Social Movements Alive
Text by Melina GilPhotos by Víctor Ibarra Humanize. Connect. Accompany. Politicize. Let the chords liberate. Let them repair what they did not break. Let powerful notes hold space for dissonance, rebellion and the people who refuse to surrender. At Casa Quinqué, a community cultural center in Guadalajara, four musicians recently gathered with the hosts of […]
'Stop the criminalization of planting in public spaces': Agroecology collectives
In the heart of Mexico’s second-largest city, next to a cornfield planted in the median of a major thoroughfare, Radio Coamil was born, in its first broadcast addressing the growing tension around the criminalization of the unauthorized practice of urban agroecology in public spaces.
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