Mexico, 18 may 2010 – Carlos Santana, Ramón Ayala, Willie Nelson and other artists are part of the Latin cast singing “Yes you can”, a tribute song to immigrants in the United States, including a charity album.
The song is part of “Project of love”, reminiscent of the trade unionist César Chávez, who was a known character disk between the American Latino community, today reported the Hermes Music Foundation, which sponsors the project.
“You” will be released on May 31, while the disk will be on sale in September or October, the benefits will go driving Foundation and Dolores Huerta, close to Chávez activist.
The title is a phrase coined by Chávez, commonly used in meetings and demonstrations of the Latino community in the us in striving for obtaining rights and a comprehensive immigration reform.
“Consciousness and love who hate, love and patience who give everything for your family and calling only for work,” said Hermes Music on the proclamation of the disk “in an atmosphere of hatred and uncertainty” derived from the antiinmigrante law recently signed in Arizona.
The SB1070 law will allow once between into force Arizona Police arrest any suspect of being an undocumented immigrant.
The legislation has led to a broad rejection in the Latino community and has resulted in the rejection of artists such as Los Tigres del Norte, relating the Mexican Grupero music established in the United States for years and idols of the Latino community.
Among the artists involved, and the Mexican Carlos Santana, guitar virtuoso countryman grupero legendary Ramón Ayala and American veteran Willie Nelson country are also groups El Tri and Intocable.
The simple “Yes you” will be released in three versions recorded in different genres, with voices as the Mexicans Reyli, Mario Domm (Camila) and Tatiana.
The driving Foundation, Hermes Music, with offices in Mexico and the United States, is aimed at helping disadvantaged through various activities.
César Chávez (1927-1993), born in Yuma, Arizona, began working in the field and over the decades, became a prominent leader for the rights of peasants. He founded the National Association of agricultural workers with Dolores Huerta.
In the United States there are an estimated 12 million Mexicans who have migrated, half of them in an irregular migratory situation.
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