Thank you to MUSEF for allowing me to translate our stories into English
This story is “The Legend of Toborochi” From the East of Bolivia, Santa Cruz
The MUSEF animated videos arise from the need to disseminate myths from our cultures to various audiences, using new forms and formats of communication that manage to capture the attention of young and old. The animations are worked on the basis of research and rescue the orality of our people. The aesthetic used is in dialogue with reality and is based on the major and minor catalogs produced by the MUSEF.
🇧🇴🇺🇸The American Bolivian Collective is pleased to announce Isabelle Boni @izzlesab ,as the winner of the ABC Scholarship in memory of Janett Adams
We received around 50 applications, and want to thank everyone who applied, and shared with their family and friends.
Thank you to the panelist who did a wonderful job of carefully reviewing all of our applicants! Thank you to the American Bolivian community!❤️🇧🇴
Edit I made Song is Santé by Stromae, with Bolivian Caporales dancers Stromae is saying how he is inspired by Bolivian Style
Link to share: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3woap8xEmBA
Who Remembers?
Bolivia went to the World Cup in 1994.
The last time they qualified before that was 1950.
Led by Marco “El Diablo” Etcheverry, Jaime Moreno, Julio César Baldivieso, and Erwin Sánchez, among others, this team defeated Venezuela 7-1, beat the eventual champions Brazil 2-0 at home, and bested Uruguay 3-1 at home as well during qualifiers.
This was a very special World Cup where we got to see Bolivian representation in the USA on such a large stage.
Clips gathered from archive.org
Short Story from the Cerro Rico mountain of Potosí
With permission of Lee Puej, I translated this to English.
They posed the fun question: “ Was fútbol/soccer invented in Bolivia?”
Hello! I am the founder of the American Bolivian Collective, Charlene Adams. @charlene.charlene.charlene
Thank you to everyone for your support at this time.
The American Bolivian Collective scholarship is in memory of my mother, Janett Adams, a native of the Bolivian Amazon, who was an important member of the community and my biggest support.
Scholarship Here: https://bold.org/scholarships/american-bolivian-collective-in-memory-of-janett-adams-scholarship/
Video for @bolivianllamaparty
Filmed by: @hotmangos
Makeup: @arlenethequeen