University of Pennsylvania
Globalization Studies in an Urban World
  • Locations
    • Africa
    • Americas
    • Asia
    • Europe
    • Oceania
    • Seas
  • Topics
    • Arts
    • Demographics
    • Economics
    • Environment
    • Finance
    • Media
    • Medical
    • Politics
    • Science
  • Research
    • Bibliography
    • Video Blog
    • Forum
    • Members
  • Multimedia
    • Raw Data
    • From Above
    • From Below
    • The Academy
  • Teaching
    • Resources at Penn
      • Courses
    • Non-Penn Resources
      • Databases
      • Projects
Home :: Immortal Technique
About
  • Globalization FAQ
  • Globalization Blog
  • Contact
Search
Upcoming events
  • No upcoming events available
Add to iCalendar
more
Calendar
« May 2013
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031
Recent Posts
  • Video
    XVI. Firebombing of French satirical magazine
    1 year 20 weeks ago
  • Story
    Nutrient scarcity and soil degradation endanger food security in Sub-Saharan Africa
    1 year 27 weeks ago
  • Story
    Sex and the City: Changing Gender Relations under Globalization
    1 year 28 weeks ago
  • Video
    XIV. Changing authority of nation-states
    1 year 28 weeks ago
more
Syndicate
Syndicate content

Immortal Technique

in
  • Americas
  • From Below
  • Media
  • North America
  • South America
Felipe Coronel, aka Immortal Technique, is an Afro-Peruvian rapper based in Harlem. He also considers himself an activist, and claims that he looks “at things much more in perspective as to how they relate to history”. As a descendant of indigenous Peruvians, one of his more common themes is injustice in South America. He sees globalization as a negative force, one that tends to weaken the power of the economically disadvantaged. In fact, his views are quite socialistic. Here is Immortal Technique on an interview with Al Jazeera: Here is his song “Peruvian Cocaine”. Every verse in the song represents a different actor in the drug trade, from Peruvian farmers to American policymakers who profit from manufacturing a political and economic disposition in Latin America that allows the trade to continue. Note: The song contains a limited amount of profanity. It may be best to listen with headphones.
  • Add new comment
Center for Globalization Studies in an Urban World ©
    Log In