Juanes used his time wisely during song breaks, advocating for the indigenous people, “campesinos,” and the rest of us — both in his native Columbia and throughout the world. Juanes incited social responsibility and human unity so that someday we can live in a world without boundaries, united under a flag of peace. To further establish his point, Juanes used a slide show from a renowned Spanish photographer depicting the many injuries sustained by children working in the dangerous mines in Columbia to accompany a new song, “Minas Piedras.” The horrific pictures were tough to digest, but they drove home an important lesson to the capacity crowd.”*
Posted on:
April 29th, 2008
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