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A dirt road near San Benito, Freddy Fender's hometown. There's a water tower there with a portrait of him.  Hidalgo County.

Show and Tell: Chupacabrona (semi-) undocumented

By Sarah Fisch on June 15, 2012

There’s been a grave interruption in my tour reporting, I realize. Rigoberto Gonzalez Facebooked me thusly the other day: WTF? (I’m paraphrasing). Here’s what happened: from [...]

Posted in Chupacabrona, Uncategorized | Tagged Brooks County, chupacabrona tour, corpus christi, edinburg, Falfurrias, freddy fender, Glasstire, hard disk crash macbook, hidalgo county, Jim Wells County, road trip, san benito, Sarah Fisch, SMART Supporting Multiple Arts Resources Together, tech problems, united states artists | 4 Responses

The Chupacabrona Tour, Part 2: On South Texas Identity, or The Wild Nudes of McAllen

The Chupacabrona Tour, Part 2: On South Texas Identity, or The Wild Nudes of McAllen

By Sarah Fisch on March 6, 2012

Basketball season brings out the aggrieved San Antonian in me. I am a Spurs fan, of course. Not a basketball enthusiast, necessarily, but a Spurs [...]

Posted in Chupacabrona, Uncategorized | Tagged amanda alejos, au naturale, Chupacabrona, chupacabrona tour, contemporary art, douglas clark, Glasstire, marilyn careen, mass media texas, mcallen, phillip field, rio grande valley, San Antonio, san antonio spurs, Sarah Fisch, south texas college, south texas identity, tom matthews, university of texas pan american | 1 Response

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