When America exploited the people who worked its fields, Luis Valdez fought back with art, founding El Teatro Campesino, the Farmworker's Theatre, and carrying its stories from the fields to Broadway with Zoot Suit, the first Chicano play the world had seen, to a global blockbuster with La Bamba, proving their story was the American story all along.
When America exploited the people who worked its fields, Luis Valdez fought back with art, founding El Teatro Campesino, the Farmworker's Theatre, and carrying its stories from the fields to Broadway with Zoot Suit, the first Chicano play the world had seen, to a global blockbuster with La Bamba, proving their story was the American story all along.
When America exploited the people who worked its fields, Luis Valdez fought back with art, founding El Teatro Campesino, the Farmworker's Theatre, and carrying its stories from the fields to Broadway with Zoot Suit, the first Chicano play the world had seen, to a global blockbuster with La Bamba, proving their story was the American story all along.
Now screening on PBS American Masters
Now screening on PBS American Masters
Now screening on PBS American Masters