Hip-Hop 50: De Abya Yala a Brooklyn, 50 Años de Resistencia ft. Lalo Meneses, Rebel Diaz, MC Millaray, DJ Atenea, Fatima Rivera, Audry Funk, Jimmy Fernandez, King Capo

Hip-hop event flyer with artist portraits for “Hip Hop 50: De Abya Yala a Brooklyn,” listing performers and an August 10 event at Starr Bar.

Date and Time

Thursday, August 10, 2023
9:00 pm

Location

Starrr Bar, 214 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Starrr Bar, 214 Starr St, Brooklyn, NY 11237

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About this event

Celebrate 50 years of Hip-Hop with "De Abya Yala a Brooklyn, 50 Años de Resistencia," featuring Lalo Meneses, Rebel Diaz, MC Millaray, DJ Atenea, Fatima Rivera, Audry Funk, Jimmy Fernandez, and King Capo. This event honors Hip-Hop's enduring legacy as a tool for resistance, connecting the struggles and stories from Chile to Brooklyn through powerful performances and dialogue.

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