Los Tequileros draws on a Mexican folk ballad to recount the deaths of three tequila smugglers at the hands of American law enforcement during Prohibition. The play provides historical context to the Brown Lives Matter movement, offers a local perspective on border security, and complicates tropes existing in the Latino community by humanizing the Texas Rangers as working class men and more than “pinches rinches.”
Los Tequileros (WORKSHOP) (Oct '19)
LOS TEQUILEROS by Dolores Díaz Coming to Jedlicka Performing Arts Center Wed October 23 2019 @ 7:00 PM Three tequila smugglers in the 1920s find their fate in this lyrical story of vengeance and brotherhood.
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