Rapper’s lyrical fight for Mexican women’s rights
Source:
Aljazeera
Rain spattered against the taxi's window during the uphill drive to the Colonia Jardín neighbourhood on the outskirts of Oaxaca City, the capital of one of the country's poorest states.
"Storms turn the mud up here into chewing gum," Mare Advertencia Lirika, a local rapper, told Al Jazeera.
Mare, 28, an indigenous Zapotec, has made a name for herself on the Latin American hip-hop scene. Her rap stands out in part because of her indigenous roots, the poverty she's endured, as well as her politicised upbringing.
Most of the homes in the neighbourhood are single-storeyed and cobbled to