Brian Quijada

from Native Tongues · host Aaron Palmer & Ken Hall

Salvadoran-American playwright, actor, and composer, Brian Quijada joins us this week to discuss his musical upbringing, how he discovered looping, and an ideal afternoon in Chicago. His current touring project, Mexodus is described as a live looping, hip-hop remix about the Underground Railroad that went south into Mexico. Follow us for more content on instagram @nativetonguespod Follow Brian @mrbrianquijada and www.Brianquijada.com Please hit Follow and take a moment to rate and review us on Apple podcasts!

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