Music is an important part of the movement. Our favorite songs remind us who we are and where we’ve come from. As part of a series of radio shows about C2C team members and the music they love past and present, Brenda Bentley and Liz Darrow recently made a show about the influence of punk rock music on their lives. In this second part of the series, Rosalinda Guillen shares songs from her childhood and teen years.

In Rosalinda’s words, “By 1969 I was totally into rock and migrating, working in the fields as a teen mom. All the young Mexican Americans were into rock and roll. There was so much rock from California flowing north with the migrant workers. But that’s another show!”

Listen to the podcast episode here.

Songs in this episode:

No Salgas Niña al la Calle by Trio Tariacuri

El Barzón by Amparo Ochoa

El Cielito Lindo by Trío Guardianes de la Huasteca

Las Mañanitas by José Mendoza con Trio San Pedro

String Serenade No. 13 in G major by Mozart

Summertime by Ella Fitzgerald

Callejon sin Salida by Los Relampagos Del Norte

Mis dos Patrias by Los Tigres del Norte

Wooly Bully by Sam and the Pharoahs

La Bamba by Ritchie Valens