Memorials keep the Chilean past alive for Carmen Rodríguez
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Don’t feel powerless about climate change.
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Jara’s songs have aged well. With minimal ornamentation (some percussion here, some panpipes there), his voice conceals in its light tenor a conviction and humanity that is undiminished through time or language.
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