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Hosted by Chris · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 57 episodes
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a podcast that explores the impactful yet often overlooked contributions of Latino photographers throughout history and dives into the lives and work of both past and present visionaries who have captured the essence of culture, identity, and the human experience.
Chris hosts Sombra Y Cultura, a society show with 57 episodes published.
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, I explore the work of Mexican photographer Yael Martínez, whose images examine memory, absence, resilience, and the lasting impact of social realities on communities and families. We
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the photography of Héctor Faya Rodríguez, a Mexico City-based photographer whose work blends street photography and portraiture to uncover emotion in everyday moments. We d
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the work of Citlali Fabián, a contemporary Mexican photographer from Oaxaca whose portraits center Indigenous identity, Zapotec culture, memory, and community. We talk abou
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the work of photojournalist Rodrigo Abd, whose images capture the quiet, human side of life within conflict. From his Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the Syrian Civil Wa
This episode explores the work of Sergio Izquierdo, a conservationist and wildlife photographer using his camera to bring attention to the natural world. We talk about his impact, his approach to storytelling, and what h
This episode is a little different. No script, no structure… just me speaking from the heart. In this episode, I open up about why I started Sombra Y Cultura, what this podcast truly means to me, and the deeper purpose b
In this episode of Sombra y Cultura, we explore the work of Guatemalan photographer Carlos López-Barillas and his focus on everyday life, labor, and tradition. His photography captures the quiet stories that often go unn
In this episode of Sombra y Cultura, we explore the work of Venezuelan documentary photographer Ana María Arévalo Gosen and her powerful project Días Eternos, which documents the lives of women living inside prisons in L
Venezuelan photographer Antonio Briceño has spent decades documenting Indigenous cultures and spiritual traditions across the Americas. In this episode, we explore the story behind his groundbreaking project Gods of Amer
In this episode, we explore the life and work of Manuel Rivera-Ortiz, a documentary photographer who turned his lens toward overlooked communities around the world. From his childhood in Puerto Rico to founding a photogr
In this episode, we explore the life and work of María Cristina Orive, a photographer who helped preserve Guatemala’s visual history through powerful documentary images. From her cultural influence to her most meaningful
In this episode of Sombra y Cultura, we explore the life and work of Guatemalan photographer Lissie Habie, an artist who began her photographic journey in her thirties and went on to develop a deeply expressive, experime
In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we step into the deeply intimate world of Guatemalan photographer Luis González Palma, whose portraits feel less like images and more like encounters. Through sepia-toned faces, pierc
Where one era documented collective struggle, Luis Brito turned the lens toward the individual. This episode traces the work of a Venezuelan photographer who used photography as self-examination, challenging norms around
Rodrigo Moya was never interested in neutral photography. In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the life and work of Rodrigo Moya, a Colombian-born photographer who made Mexico his home and used his camera to d
Before Colombia was photographed from above, it was photographed on foot. In this episode of Sombra Y Cultura, we explore the life and legacy of Nereo López — the photographer who traveled rivers, mountains, and forgotte
In this episode, we explore how Pablo López Luz transforms landscapes into living records of history, power, and human presence. From Mexico City to the borderlands, his work challenges how we understand space and identi
In our final episode of the year, we explore the life and work of Cristina García Rodero, a Spanish photographer dedicated to preserving tradition, ritual, and collective memory. A quiet, powerful reflection on photograp
Dive into the thoughtful world of Chilean photographer Tomás Munita. Discover how his patient, respectful lens captures stories of resilience and humanity beyond the headlines. Join me as we explore a career built on car
Horacio Coppola didn’t photograph Buenos Aires the way others did — he photographed it the way it felt. In this episode, we dive into the life and work of one of Argentina’s most influential photographers. From his early
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Sombra Y Cultura is hosted by Chris. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 57 episodes.
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