Ana Tijoux and Manu Chao go after Arizona's lawmakers

By Sound and Fury on Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 10:49 am

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In case the original video of "Shock" (included in her critically acclaimed La Bala), which show her solidarity for Chilean students wasn't enough...

...French-Chilean rapper Ana Tijoux has now released the video of an acoustic version of the song dedicated to immigrant's struggles in Arizona.

Filmed by Alex Rivera (Sleepdealers), the video is part of the Alto Arizona campaign, for which Manu Chao had already produced his own video.

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