In a video directed by Patricia Riggen, Hispanic celebrities urge the Latino community in the US to vote on Nov 8.
“All of us together have superpowers. We’re not going to sit here with our arms crossed and not put up a fight,” says Eugenio Derbez in a recent video uploaded to Youtube.
The video directed by Guadalajara native Patricia Riggen (director of “La misma luna” and “Los 33”) urges the Latino community in the United States to vote on November 8.
Those in the video have a lot to say about Donald Trump. Singer and Mexican icon Angélica María says that Trump is someone “who hates Latinos,” and the the Venezuelan turned U.S. citizen Alicia Machado calls him a racist, misogynist and violent.
Kate del Castillo, Adriana Barraza, Diego Boneta and boxing promoter Oscar de la Hoya also appear in the video.
“We have to stand together. We Latinos have that power, there are 55 million of us in the U.S. You think that isn’t a lot?” Kate asks viewers.
The video is similar to the one released a few weeks ago by actors from the Avengers, such as Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson, who urge U.S. citizens to vote for Hillary Clinton.
Sources:
Comments
more recommended stories
Governor showcases economic panorama of Yucatan to ambassadorsThe competitive advantages of the State,.
Cancun expects half a million tourists for Holy Week and EasterThe holiday season of Holy Week.
American builds wall on a beach in YucatanWhile the US president, Donald Trump,.
Social media users mock foreigners who criticized Mexican candySocial media users mercilessly mocked consumers.
AMLO’s Maya Train… All Aboard!On December 16, two weeks after.
PPG Completes First COLORFUL COMMUNITIES Project in YucatanFounded in 1883 as Pittsburgh Plate.
Safe medication for your petTo medicate your pet, especially with.
Prefer Essay Writing Services To Eliminate Academic TroublesWriting essays are not an easy.
Shipyards of Progreso, Yucatán: fifty years building boatsThe shipyards of the industrial zone.
IKEA to open stores in Mexico’s major citiesMEXICO CITY (Reuters) – IKEA is.
Leave a Comment