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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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
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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.
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.
A VALENTINE TO THE EARTH: Musician and tireless advocate for nature Robby Romero is taking his Project Protect educational initiative to school beginning today (Feb. 14), at the Taos Pueblo Day School. He will screen his film “Who’s Gonna Save You” and talk about climate change. Romero also is launching a White House petition-signing campaign calling for stronger environmental law.
Romero has spent the last year actively campaigning to raise awareness of the urgency of taking action in the face of climate change — and is obviously not slowing down now. The Apache musician, who was mentored by the late Dennis Hopper as a teen artist, has drawn other Native American celebrities into the Project Protect Awareness Campaign including Irene Bedard (“Pocahontas,” “Into the West”) who recorded a public service spot.
Asked if the world’s economic woes haven’t made it an even more difficult tast, Romero points to the devastation of severe weather tied to climate change — record-breaking hurricanes, blizzards, droughts, etc. — and says, “I think that the economy is one of the symptoms of climate change. I think it’s going to get worse if people don’t educate themselves about what’s happening.” He points out, “Indigenous people around the world are among the first to experience impact of climate change — far worse than what developed countries are experiencing.”
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ETE recording artist Robby Romero and Award-winning Actress and Producer Irene Bedard join host Emelie Jeffries on Voices Of Our People - Two World Radio WMNF 88.5 FM Tampa/St. Petersburg Florida, Sunday Night, January 6th at 10:00 PM EST.
Special guests include Senator Jonathan Windy Boy and Levi Rickert of Native News Network. The live radio interview and conversation will feature Robby’s new single “Who’s Gonna Save You,” updates on Native Children’s Survival’s PROJECT PROTECT AWARENESS CAMPAIGN, and the ‘IDLE NO MORE’ movement and condition of Chief Theresa Spence.
A Deluxe Edition of “Who’s Gonna Save You” includes both the music single and music video, and is available now on iTunes. 100% of profits from the single and video sales support NATIVE CHILDREN’S SURVIVAL’S Project Protect Awareness Campaign.
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By: Robby Romero
Released: Drops 21 Dec. 2012
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By: Robby Romero
Released: 20 November 2012
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