Corazon Norte: Migrants’ Stories from the Arizona-Sonora Borderlands
Natalia Serna visited the LCC today and shared with us her album titled “Corazon Norte” (Hearts Headed North); released on July 2015. Natalia was born and raised in Colombia, and now lives in Nogales, Sonora where she volunteers at the Kino Border Initiative soup kitchen and plays music at the migrant shelter, San Juan Bosco. Corazon Norte’s music and stories were born from two years of chatting, crying and laughing with migrants who have arrived at that border.
Check out her music at www.lamuna.net or on facebook.com/lamunamusic.
Modified on August 17, 2018