Podcast appearances and mentions of lourdes grobet

-Menor cae del Mirador de Cristal del Cerro de San Miguel-Tasas de vacunación infantil en América Latina y el Caribe mejoraron en 2023-El 15 de julio de 2022 murió Lourdes Grobet fotógrafa y documentalista mexicana -Más información en nuestro podcast

Pep, Dark Joako y Daniela analizan la actualidad del CMLL con la primera fase del torneo de La Leyenda de Plata, y el anuncio de los participantes del Grand Prix Internacional. Además, la última lucha de Ric Flair a lado de Andrade el ídolo, y los 20 años de la llegada de Rey Mysterio a la WWE. Este episodio esta dedicado a la memoria de Lourdes Grobet. Para más información de estos y otros temas visita LuchaCentral.ComSíguenos en nuestras cuentas oficiales en redes sociales: 

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https://www.youtube.com/c/luchacentral/videos Daniela ya conoce el mar, pero no la Arena Ciudad de México. Así que únete al DaniTon y ayuda a la Arenera Nivel de Plata y Oro a asistir a Triplemanía XXX: Ciudad de México, cada centavo cuenta.https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/danielaortega1

Esta semana en Reformulando; Pilar Jufresa conversó hasta Mérida, Yucatán con Delia Rendón, directora del Laboratorio de Teatro Campesino e Indígena de Xocén, para hablar sobre el Homenaje a la fotógrafa Lourdes Grobet. No te pierdas ReFormulando todos los sábados a las 9:00 AM por #RadioFórmulaQR Déjanos tus comentarios ¡Nos encantará saber tu opinión!

Hoy el mundo de la lucha libre profesional mexicana se viste de luto porque ha fallecido Lourdes Grobet gran fotógrafa qran fotógrafa especialista en el mundo Luchístico QEPD

Lourdes Grobet is an artist, who established her career within photography in the 1960s. Being from Mexico, her love for lucha libre began at an early age, like so many others. She quickly brought her artistic medium into the squared circle, and began documenting luchador's and luchadora's live's inside and outside the ring. Grobet's photography offers an insight into their mundane, day-to-day lives, yet still expresses an air of romance and awe.Quick note from Alexa*When referring to El Santo and Blue Demon's relationship, I said they were tag team partners, but I goofed and had meant to say they were rivals. Whoops.Sources:Fighting for freedom: Mexico's pro wrestlers have social and political impact by Julie Watson the Associated Press Mexico CityLucha Libre: Masked Superstars, of Mexican Wrestling Photographs by Lourdes Grobet by Carlos MonsivaisMythologies by Rothard Bartheshttps://lourdesgrobet.com/en/biography/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rElpkvx244Y

¿Dejarías que tus amigos te arrastren por el piso para hacer una obra de arte? ¿Hasta que punto estás dispuesto a recrear la tortura de una persona? ¿Porqué el formato de los cuadros no ha cambiado? Estas preguntas y muchas más se pueden revisar en el episodio de hoy donde les platico de otro de mis grupos favoritos de arte contemporáneo mexicano: Proceso Pentágono. Su lema "escribir con pólvora, colectivizar con compromiso" fue la filosofía que los llevó a ser uno de los grupos más contestatarios y rebeldes de los años 70´s y 80´s, además de ser la cuna de futuros grandes artistas como Lourdes Grobet y Felipe Ehrenberg .

Lourdes Grobet is a Mexico City based photographer known best for her work with Lucha Libre wrestlers including El Santo and Blue Demon. Starting her career in photography as a conceptual artist in the late 1960s, she eventually became the first prominent female photographer in Lucha Libre for most of her career. Grobet works in large series projects which also include a 35 year project with the Teatro Campesino e Indígena, a contemporary theater group that interprets the indigenous traditions of pre-hispanic Mexico. The Artist Series is made possible by the audience that supports the show. Thank you!!! Photography is a better world with you. Music from Epidemic Sound: https://goo.gl/v5wWKr

Tomorrow is the release of S2E3 of the Artist Series with features Lourdes Grobet. Lourdes is a brilliant photographer known best for her work with Lucha Libre which was a photography project she worked on for 30 years. She worked closely photographing famous luchadores such as El Santo and Blue Demon over her career. I want to provide some context of her photography as a lead in to her Artist Series film. Music from Epidemic Sound: https://goo.gl/v5wWKr

The Artist Series, Season 2 – 5 photographers. Keith Carter, Graciela Iturbide, David Brookover, Lourdes Grobet and Pedro Meyer. Starts June 28 and new videos every Wednesday. I’m extremely proud of these and I hope you enjoy them. Thank you to the photography community that made this possible. These videos are for you. Music from Epidemic Sound: https://goo.gl/v5wWKr

I’ve got some news with the Artist Series – I’m in the middle of finishing the next 5 videos. Here’s a little behind-the-scenes of what’s going on. The next round of videos will feature some fabulous photographers – Keith Carter, David Brookover, Graciela Iturbide, Lourdes Grobet and Pedro Meyer. I’m really excited and there is some fantastic photography and interviews.

“ARENAS” Diaporama de fotos, Sonido Estéreo, 3min45seg Titulo: Arenas Video: Selección de Fotos de Lourdes Grobet en diaporama Sonido: Pieza sonora de Félix Blume en estéreo Curadora: Andrea Diaz Mattei Sonidos grabados entre el 2010 y el 2015 en las arenas: Coliseo, Mexico, Lopez Mateos y Naucalpan Agradecimientos: Andrea Diaz Mattei, Luis Valdes, Mirna Castro, Gabriel Lecup Duración: 3 minutos 45 segundos Fecha de realización: Septiembre 2015 para el CCCB Fotografia de SoundCloud: Meme Alejandro Gomez Arias

Co-presented with Ambulante CaliforniaTwo filmmakers share and discuss excerpts from their new documentaries that illuminate indigenous stories rarely seen on film. Bering: Balance and Resistance, by Lourdes Grobet—one of Mexico’s most renowned photographers—lyrically reflects on an Inuit community’s search for new values while struggling to reconcile the past. In Indian 101, filmmaker Julianna Brannum focuses on lessons taught by her great aunt LaDonna Harris, the Comanche activist who helped negotiate the return of sacred ground to the Taos Pueblo Indians. Far apart geographically, these two communities are irrevocably linked as they navigate their contemporary history. Both films will screen in Los Angeles in their entirety as part of the first edition of Ambulante California's Documentary Film Festival. *Click here to see photos from the program!