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    "comment": "Channelling the spirit of Woody Guthrie, Josiah Flores delivers a compelling song in support of migrant workers’ rights. The lyrics of ‘La Lucha’ work as a conversation between the narrator – a worker – and the ‘owner’, the man in charge, who the narrator is toiling for. It pays homage to the struggles of his grandparents and their working lives.\n\nFlores explains: “My grandma would tell me stories about how families would pile into railroad boxcars and be transported farm to farm this way. Once they reached the farm, they would hop out, work the field, get back into the boxcar, and then head to the next farm. She said trains would be so packed that you couldn’t even lay down, so she got used to taking little naps standing up. This kind of resilience and perseverance is not only inspiring but makes me proud to come from such strong people.”\n--\nSee the music video for \"La Lucha\": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMjMUGeuChs",
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