Antonio García de León GriegoSon Jarocho and the Music of Mexico and the CaribbeanAntonio García de León Griego is a linguist, musician and historian on the faculty at UNAM (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico) who has dedicated himself especially to the documentation and revitalization of son jarocho and other genres of Mexican music. He is the author of numerous books and articles, including Fandango El ritual del mundo jarocho a través de los siglos, and Tierra adentro, mar en fuera. El puerto de Veracruz y su litoral a Sotavento, 1519-1821.

Thursday May 9, 20137 p.m.University of WashingtonSchool of Social Work, Room 305

Additional Seattle Appearances:

Graduate Student Colloquium Friday May 103 to 5 pmUW School Of Music Fishbowl

Community Encuentro Saturday May 11 Casa Latina317 17th Ave S(Corner of Jackson and 17th in the Central District)

1-5pm: Dialogues, Panels & Workshops 6-8pm Dinner7-11pm Fandango!

Lecture:

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Sponsored by the UW School of Music UW Diversity Research Institute

Seattle Fandango ProjectCasa Latina & Mujeres Sin Fronteras

UW American Ethnic StudiesUW Communication Leadership

UW Center for the Study of the Pacific NorthwestUW Bothell School of Interdisciplinary Arts &

SciencesUW Simpson Center for the Humanities

UW Gender, Women, & Sexuality StudiesWomen Who Rock Project

UW Latin American & Caribbean StudiesUW Comparative History of Ideas

UW School of Social Work

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