Listen to these songs inspired by generations of Boricua cultural resistance- from Bomba to Rock to Hip Hop- and turn it up as we remember the lives lost to Hurricane Maria and US colonialism. Featuring Flaco Navaja, Nitty Scott, The Ghetto Brothers, Divine RBG, Lester Rey, and Rosa Clemente. Que viva Puerto Rico libre!
“un tremendo ejercicio de claridad y de una producción salvaje...”
“elevating, infectious in melody... a song incredibly relevant to the times...”
We're back with new music featuring our sister Ana Tijoux. With a history that spans the 1970s when our parents were detainees in Pinochet's concentration camps, to the 2010s when we toured together in support of her U.S. releases, our chemistry with Ana comes together for a super dope collaboration in 'Y Va Caer'. Remixing a popular protest chant that called for the toppling of ruthless dictators across Latin America, Ana's insistent chorus reminds us that oppressive systems can and will fall. Stay tuned for the rest of the album, América -vs- Amerikkka, available October 12, 2018.
A day in the life of a farmworker, an urban service worker, and an agribusiness executive- all bound by the tomato crop.
Dedicated to those who work the land and provide us food! Watch the second offering from our upcoming project, América -vs- Amerikkka:
Announcing all the news, events,and happenings where Rebel Diaz is involved.
Songs of liberation inspired by the struggle for Puerto Rican independence as we remember the lives lost to Hurricane Maria and US Colonialism.
1. Viva Puerto Libre! (Ghetto Brothers Remix)- Rebel Diaz and Divine RBG
2. Campo (Remix)- Flaco Navaja, Nitty Scott, Tato Torres y Yerbabuena
3. Pa'lante (Plastico Remix)- G1 de Rebel Diaz, Lester Rey, and Rosa Clemente
A day in the life of a farmworker, an urban service worker, and an agribusiness executive- all bound by the tomato crop.
Dedicated to those who work the land and provide us food! Listen to the 2nd single off of our upcoming project América -vs- Amerikkka:
New video in response to families separated at the US-Mexico border.
Includes list of banks and corporations profiting from caging children. Press play!
Directed by Sensitive Visuals and Beast Factory Films