Albuquerque Courier

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The second in a four-part review of Son de Alla’ y Son de Aca’.

"Let it suffice to say the consensus is that Santa Librada was being forced to marry a man she didn't want to so she asked God to make her ugly, she then sprouted a divinely-gifted beard and was crucified for her troubles. You could see how this story could go several ways."

Thoughts on “Santa Librada” by Brandon Maldonado — The Albuquerque Courier For the second part of our four-part series on the exhibit Son de Alla’ y Son de Aca’ we again stay with an Albuquerque artist Brandon Maldonado and take a look at his Santa Librada at the South Broadway Cultural Center.

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"Is this coming from like a super consciousness? You know, a collective consciousness. Some of these songs feel universal in a way.”

I Speak Through My Cello by Keely Mackey — The Albuquerque Courier The performance promises to be a trip to a place you didn’t even know you always wanted to go.