Music Made from Exile: The Life of Three Nicaraguan Artists
Three Nicaraguan artists tell us what it’s like to make music in exile. They left the country to protect their lives but haven’t stopped creating.
Three Nicaraguan artists tell us what it’s like to make music in exile. They left the country to protect their lives but haven’t stopped creating.
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