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When Your Mother Asks You Who You Are
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Acrylic and commercial latex paint on sheetrock wall board of Sacramento Concilio Farmworker Program Dining Hall, 1911 F Street, Sacramento. Mural in progress featuring Louie the Foot's poem "When Your Mother Asks You Who You Are". Text reads, "Cry on your pyramids memories/ Tu corazón no se recuerda/ tu corazón no se recuerda/ the sun is still your father/ planting maiz for Moctezuma./ The land is still your mother/ eso nunca olvidarás/ eso nunca olvidarás/ giving birth to magic children/ eso nunca olvidarás c/s".
Cat.8 043(1)
Sacramento-based chicano artist and counding member of the Royal Chicano Air Force.
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