The Israeli photojournalist Shaul Schwarz made a documentary on the border of Mexico and the U.S. , which warns that children mythologize and admire the lives of the lords .
The Israeli photojournalist Shaul Schwarz is convinced that the phenomenon of narcocorrido is the tip of the iceberg of a new way of understanding life and also death. It crosses borders and whose essence has tried to capture in the new documentary Narco culture.
The film premiered in the U.S. yesterday , follow the steps in Los Angeles of a Narcocorridos author , Edgar Quintero , leader of the band " Buknas " , Culiacan, and a policeman in Ciudad Juarez Richi Soto , in their day to day
investigating the bloody murders that later become song. a culture on the rise. It is a fact that a new generation that sees these guys ( the drug dealers ) as a kind of Robin Hood , said Schwarz , who insists that this goes beyond a fad.
It's in the movies, on clothing, in dialect , is in everything. Families in Juarez do not choose to have a crime scene in front of his house. " Culture is what is around you , the songs are part of that," he said.
Narco Culture was shot over two years between Mexico and the United States, a period in which Schwarz and his team looked closely at the evidence collected violence and trafficking , drug traffickers fans and artists , as XXI century troubadours , exploits the killings become heroes and villains.
To all the people you love the stories of those who live outside the law , from Tony Soprano to The Godfather . " If you look at what is happening in Mexico you realize that the bad guys are winning the battle and some children mythologize . Follows dream of Chapo Guzman ," said Schwarz .
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The Israeli photojournalist Shaul Schwarz is convinced that the phenomenon of narcocorrido is the tip of the iceberg of a new way of understanding life and also death. It crosses borders and whose essence has tried to capture in the new documentary Narco culture.
The film premiered in the U.S. yesterday , follow the steps in Los Angeles of a Narcocorridos author , Edgar Quintero , leader of the band " Buknas " , Culiacan, and a policeman in Ciudad Juarez Richi Soto , in their day to day
investigating the bloody murders that later become song. a culture on the rise. It is a fact that a new generation that sees these guys ( the drug dealers ) as a kind of Robin Hood , said Schwarz , who insists that this goes beyond a fad.
It's in the movies, on clothing, in dialect , is in everything. Families in Juarez do not choose to have a crime scene in front of his house. " Culture is what is around you , the songs are part of that," he said.
Narco Culture was shot over two years between Mexico and the United States, a period in which Schwarz and his team looked closely at the evidence collected violence and trafficking , drug traffickers fans and artists , as XXI century troubadours , exploits the killings become heroes and villains.
To all the people you love the stories of those who live outside the law , from Tony Soprano to The Godfather . " If you look at what is happening in Mexico you realize that the bad guys are winning the battle and some children mythologize . Follows dream of Chapo Guzman ," said Schwarz .
Read more: http://www.elblogdelnarco.net/2013/11/ninos-admiran-la-vida-de-los-capos.html # ixzz2kGENgRTcFollow us : @ MundoNarco on Twitter
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