HIP HOP HOME IN BOLIVIA

SOBRE EL PROGETTO

Hintergrund

Bolivia has been one of the focus countries for our international work. Više vremena, we've conducted projects strengthening the Bolivian Hip Hop scene and the many marginalized adolescents and youths living in Bolivia. We support Hip Hop as a tool of cultural resistance and political reflection and have therefore been engaged in the city of El Alto, Bolivia, where rap music tends to be a tool of powerful expressions of social indignation leading to greater political awareness between the indigenous youths.

Summers de 2009

The project took its beginning in 2009 in collaboration with the Bolivian rap group Wayne Rap and the Hip Hop organization Khana Aru Imanthata (I GUESS). We invited Wayne Rap to come to Denmark and participate in RAPOLITICS Play and tour both Denmark and Finland. In Denmark, Wayna Rap travelled with GAM3 and performed for more than 1,000 youths in marginalized neighbourhoods. Afterwards, the trip went forward to Finland, where they performed at Kunningsoundi Club and the TV show 'SUMMER'. During their stay, Wayna Rap conducted workshops for youths from Amager and Nørrebro and recorded the song “One” with Danish artists Zaki and Vakili and “La Union de la Revolución” con Pure Reflex duck Ali Sufi.


Zaki and Vakili headed for a three-week stay in Bolivia, where they performed, participated in workshops and recorded tracks. Rappers' common message of 'Raptivismo' reached nearly 3.000 youths mainly in the cities of El Alto and La Paz, and Zaki and Vakili were interviewed by national and local media and appeared in three different live shows on Bolivian television.

Januar 2011 - Juli 2012

In 2011 we continued our work for indigenous youths in the cities of El Alto and La Paz in further collaboration with Wayna Rap, KAI and UNICEF. Testa hora, the project reached out to over 7,000 marginalized Aymara and Quechua youths with:

  • More than 100 workshops in schools, prisons and streets
  • Two intensive Playground courses
  • Hip Hop festivals and street performances
  • The release of three CDs with raptivist songs
  • Visits by Danish rappers
  • Training of Bolivian Rapolitics coaches.

Oktober 2015

In 2015 we travelled back to Bolivia to work with KAI on a final project aiming to establish a 'Hip Hop Home' - a center for Hip Hop and youth empowerment in El Alto. Poštano je je to design a sustainable plan for kako to Hip Hop Home.

SOBRE EL PROGETTO

Hintergrund

Bolivia has been one of the focus countries for our international work. Više vremena, we've conducted projects strengthening the Bolivian Hip Hop scene and the many marginalized adolescents and youths living in Bolivia. We support Hip Hop as a tool of cultural resistance and political reflection and have therefore been engaged in the city of El Alto, Bolivia, where rap music tends to be a tool of powerful expressions of social indignation leading to greater political awareness between the indigenous youths.

Summers de 2009

The project took its beginning in 2009 in collaboration with the Bolivian rap group Wayne Rap and the Hip Hop organization Khana Aru Imanthata (I GUESS). We invited Wayne Rap to come to Denmark and participate in RAPOLITICS Play and tour both Denmark and Finland. In Denmark, Wayna Rap travelled with GAM3 and performed for more than 1,000 youths in marginalized neighbourhoods. Afterwards, the trip went forward to Finland, where they performed at Kunningsoundi Club and the TV show 'SUMMER'. During their stay, Wayna Rap conducted workshops for youths from Amager and Nørrebro and recorded the song “One” with Danish artists Zaki and Vakili and “La Union de la Revolución” con Pure Reflex duck Ali Sufi.


Zaki and Vakili headed for a three-week stay in Bolivia, where they performed, participated in workshops and recorded tracks. Rappers' common message of 'Raptivismo' reached nearly 3.000 youths mainly in the cities of El Alto and La Paz, and Zaki and Vakili were interviewed by national and local media and appeared in three different live shows on Bolivian television.

Januar 2011 - Juli 2012

In 2011 we continued our work for indigenous youths in the cities of El Alto and La Paz in further collaboration with Wayna Rap, KAI and UNICEF. Testa hora, the project reached out to over 7,000 marginalized Aymara and Quechua youths with:

  • More than 100 workshops in schools, prisons and streets
  • Two intensive Playground courses
  • Hip Hop festivals and street performances
  • The release of three CDs with raptivist songs
  • Visits by Danish rappers
  • Training of Bolivian Rapolitics coaches.

Oktober 2015

In 2015 we travelled back to Bolivia to work with KAI on a final project aiming to establish a 'Hip Hop Home' - a center for Hip Hop and youth empowerment in El Alto. Poštano je je to design a sustainable plan for kako to Hip Hop Home.

Timeframe: 2009 - 2015

Collaborators: Wayna Rap, KAI (Khana Aru Imathata) and UNICEF

Donors: CISU (Civil Society in Development) CKU (Centre for Culture and Development) Roskilde Festival

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