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PR No. 2.02 "Transistors"
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PR No. 2.02.008
Release Date: December 1, 2006
Artist: Union de Vecinos
Title: Plaza Mariachi
Series: Transistors

Description:
This album features an edit of the original hour-long soundscape composed for the Oasis Sonoro exhibit in Mexico City by Ultra-red's Elizabeth Blaney and Leonardo Vilchis. Using the sound of mariachi musicians looking for work in La Ciudad's Bellas Artes, this composition celebrates the mariachis of Mexico and East Los Angeles as heralds of labor and the autonomy of migration.

Soundfiles:
01.  Mariachis
Item: Audio File 2-02-008-01.mp3
Format: MP3 224kbit/sec
Size: 7,283K
02.  Música
Item: Audio File 2-02-008-02.mp3
Format: MP3 224kbit/sec
Size: 7,527K
03.  Mercado
Item: Audio File 2-02-008-03.mp3
Format: MP3 224kbit/sec
Size: 8,078K
04.  Operativos
Item: Audio File 2-02-008-04.mp3
Format: MP3 224kbit/sec
Size: 8,374K
05.  Arte
Item: Audio File 2-02-008-05.mp3
Format: MP3 224kbit/sec
Size: 4,710K
06.  Espacio
Item: Audio File 2-02-008-06.mp3
Format: MP3 224kbit/sec
Size: 5,608K

Graphics:
 2-02-008.jpg
Item: CD Insert (Part 1) 2-02-008.jpg
Format: JPEG (RGB full-color)
Size: 2,924K
Description: High-resolution image for full-color printing.

 2-04-002.pdf
Item: CD Insert (Part 2) 2-02-008.pdf
Format: PDF
Size: 464K
Description: Two page document of annotations and comments.

Text:
 Press Release
Item: Press Release 2-02-008PR.doc
Format: DOC (Microsoft Word File)
Size: 32K
Description: Union de Vecinos "Plaza Mariachi" press release. December 1, 2006.

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