ألحان المقاومة في غواتيمالا: فنانة الكاكشيكيل تُعبّر عن أحوال أقرانها من خلال الأغاني

Emma Yee Yick  | 

(Claudia Ramírez / el Periódico ائتمان الصورة)

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Meet the Author
Meet the Author
Emma Yee Yick

is a former editorial intern at Malala Fund. You can find her eating platanos, musing on urban spaces and chasing sunsets.

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