Saturday, March 11, 20177:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.Brava Theater2781 24th Street, San FranciscoPurchase TicketsSaturday, March 11, 20177:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.Brava Theater2781 24th Street, San FranciscoPurchase TicketsEnter code "MexMus" for a $5 discount on your ticket!Join Fiestas Fridas, Casa Arjona, and The Mexican Museum in celebration of Women's Month and Mexico.Las Chingonas: The Badass Women of Mexican HERstory, from La Malinche to las adelitas.Featured Chingonas:CoatlicueLa MalincheSor JuanaLas Adelitas/SoldaderasFrida KahloRosario Castellanos (feminist writer from Chiapas)Comandanta Ramona (EZLN) Y otras.Dra. Gloria Arjona brings us a multi-media presentation featuring several female icons of Mexican HERstory, told through images, text and live music. An enlightening show filled with music, fact and fun.Gloria Arjona was born in the Unites States and grew up in Mexico City, where she began a career in English Literature at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). She later moved to the United States, where she received a B.A. in Spanish from California State University-Los Angeles, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Spanish, from the University of Southern California.Dra. Arjona is also a singer and lecturer. She does interdisciplinary presentations that combine lecture, music, and media, addressing different themes of Latin America. She has been singing for nine years with the Jazz and Bossa Nova band "Along for the Ride," with whom she recorded the album Cromático (2008), and Jobim and Vinicius Across Languages (2015), that include Jazz and Boosa Nova standards, as well as four original songs.Featuring artwork from Yolanda ReyesA portion of the proceeds will go to the Mexican Museum's General Operating Funds.The venue is yet To Be Determined, but will be in San Francisco.Sponsored by SupaSista Latina and SnB Party Rentals
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Mexican and Latino Art Museum | San Francisco | In Association With The Smithsonian Institution - ThWells Fargo CenterFort Mason Center, 2 Marina Blvd., Building DCA 94123San Francisco, United statesMexican and Latino Art Museum | San Francisco | In Association With The Smithsonian Institution - ThWells Fargo CenterFort Mason Center, 2 Marina Blvd., Building DCA 94123San Francisco, United statesSaturday, March 11, 20177:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.Brava Theater2781 24th Street, San FranciscoPurchase TicketsSaturday, March 11, 20177:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M.Brava Theater2781 24th Street, San FranciscoPurchase TicketsEnter code "MexMus" for a $5 discount on your ticket!Join Fiestas Fridas, Casa Arjona, and The Mexican Museum in celebration of Women's Month and Mexico.Las Chingonas: The Badass Women of Mexican HERstory, from La Malinche to las adelitas.Featured Chingonas:CoatlicueLa MalincheSor JuanaLas Adelitas/SoldaderasFrida KahloRosario Castellanos (feminist writer from Chiapas)Comandanta Ramona (EZLN) Y otras.Dra. Gloria Arjona brings us a multi-media presentation featuring several female icons of Mexican HERstory, told through images, text and live music. An enlightening show filled with music, fact and fun.Gloria Arjona was born in the Unites States and grew up in Mexico City, where she began a career in English Literature at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). She later moved to the United States, where she received a B.A. in Spanish from California State University-Los Angeles, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Spanish, from the University of Southern California.Dra. Arjona is also a singer and lecturer. She does interdisciplinary presentations that combine lecture, music, and media, addressing different themes of Latin America. She has been singing for nine years with the Jazz and Bossa Nova band "Along for the Ride," with whom she recorded the album Cromático (2008), and Jobim and Vinicius Across Languages (2015), that include Jazz and Boosa Nova standards, as well as four original songs.Featuring artwork from Yolanda ReyesA portion of the proceeds will go to the Mexican Museum's General Operating Funds.The venue is yet To Be Determined, but will be in San Francisco.Sponsored by SupaSista Latina and SnB Party Rentals Book tickets
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