NATIVE ROCK recording artists Robby Romero will perform at the Chief Joseph “Alcide” Pierite Pow Wow Grounds on the Tunica-Biloxi Reservation, Marksville, Louisiana - Saturday, May 18, 2013.
Special Guests performers include Hawk Henries, Tunica-Biloxi Singers & Legend Keepers.
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On the occasion of International Mother Earth Day 22 April, Robby Romero and Dean Stockwell (two time Golden Globe and two time Cannes Film Festival Best Actor winner) join Brad Hockmeyer on KTAO World Famous Solar Radio 4:00 PM MDT.
At 9:00 pm MDT, Robby, Project Runway Star Patricia Michaels and recording artist Robert Mirabal join Pat Romero on Moccasin Wire.
The proclamation of 22 April as International Mother Earth Day
ETE Recording artist Robby Romero returns to WNTI 91.9 FM radio “Reggae & World Rhythms” Tuesday night 9:PM EST. Dan Baynes AKA “The Cableman On The Radio” will interview Robby on his work with the United Nations, Native Children’s Survival Project Protect Awareness Campaign and International Mother Earth Day 22 April.
Reggae & World Rhythms Tuesday night 9:PM EST
WNTI 91.9 FM New Jersey Streaming Live
Download the new single and music video Who’s Gonna Save You by Robby Romero on iTunes, Amazon, The ETE Village Store and other leading Music Stores around the world.
100% of profits from the single and video sales support the Native Children’s Survival Project Protect Awareness Campaign.
Native Children’s Survival, The Harwood Museum of Art,
Sage Institute, UNM-Taos and KTAOS Solar Radio
proudly present
WHO’S GONNA SAVE YOU
An Indigenous Perspective On Climate Change
In honor of Mother Earth, musician and filmmaker Robby Romero will launch the Project Protect Awareness Campaign’s educational initiative tour at the Harwood Museum Of Art with students from the University of New Mexico Taos on March 28th from 7pm – 9pm.
The evening will open with a traditional honor song ofered by nine-year old Cruz Lujan of Taos Pueblo. Romero will screen his music picture Who’s Gonna Save You and welcome local eco entrepreneur leaders including KTAOS world famous solar radio founder Brad Hockmeyer, eco- architect Michael Reynolds, chairman of the UNM-Taos green tech program Mark Goldman, Taos Pueblo artist Jonathan Warm Day along with Angelo McHorse and Hillery Duran from Taos Pueblo Red Willow Farm (and farmer’s market). Native Children’s Survival board member & actress Irene Bedard and Sage Institute board member & poet Dora E. McQuaid will moderate the evening and ask these groundbreakers to share the ways they’ve used their vision to help raise awareness for the protection of Mother Earth.
The evening will close with an acoustic performance by Robby Romero of All Our Colors, the next music single in support of the Project Protect Awareness Campaign. Romero will be joined by special guest artist Robert Mirabal.
The event is FREE to Taos County K-12 and UNM-Taos students and faculty members, advance tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis.
For ticket information please visit: Harwood Museum Of Art
Dakota Romero recorded her first single “La Llorona” off of her upcoming debut album and began shooting it’s music video, along with singer-songwriter Almaguer’s accompaniment and harmonies. The two co-wrote most of Romero’s album, and collaborated on the arrangement of this beloved ranchera.
The young multi-talented artist preformed the single in loving memory of her grandmother Ida Mae Aragon. The “La Llorona” single and music video is scheduled to drop 11 June 2013.
By: Robby Romero
Released: Drops 21 Dec. 2012
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By: Robby Romero
Released: 20 November 2012
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