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Gabriel Dozal: No pares, sigue, sigue

Un poema visual de su colección de poesía titulada, “The Border Simulator.”
Produced by Bryan Nelson From Season 10 Arts and Culture En Español Poetry Shorts
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En su poema visual, el poeta Gabriel Dozal lee, “No pares, sigue, sigue”, de su colección de poesía titulada, “The Border Simulator”. La colección narra las historias de un hermano y una hermana, llamados Primitivo y Primitiva, que intentan cruzar la frontera entre los Estados Unidos y México en busca de una vida mejor. Cada poema está escrito en inglés y español y explora ambas ideas de la frontera como un lugar real y una simulación viviente.

Productora: Bryan Nelson
Camarógrafa: Bryan Nelson, Diana Cadena, Danny Sax
Editora: Diana Cadena
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