Thread by @ASCOA

As we approach the end of the year, we've rounded up some of our favorite things we've read, listened to, and watched from Latin America.

See our list of selects—and maybe download some for holiday travel ✈️ as-coa.org/articles/few-o…

Here are just a few of those favorites:

Right after you put They Call Me Güero: A Border Kid’s Poems on the YA section of your to-read list, hit that follow button for author @DavidOBowles to get a regular dose of tweet-size Nahuatl lessons. bit.ly/2S9lw8d

What outlet exists for a young Harlem girl, living under the roof of a strict and devout mami?

Slam poetry.

Xiomara learns how to let her words do the talking in @AcevedoWrites’ The Poet X. bit.ly/36QQCWd

You had us at “feminist science studies.” @aballes2’s A Future History of Water—based on fieldwork in Costa Rica and Brazil—traces the work to make water a human right.

Available as a free ebook/PDF bit.ly/36QWoqY and for sale in print: bit.ly/38UC3mr

38 years before becoming president of Uruguay, Pepe Mujíca was in a prison cell. #LaNochede12Años captures the real-life torment for him and two fellow political prisoners under the military dictatorship.

Dir @abrechner, starring @chinodarin @atorrem lat.ms/2PFfQ45

A figurine made out of potato dough is a retablo. Mix in an indigenous language and a mountainous community, and voilá, you get Peru’s 2020 Oscar entry from director Álvaro Delgado Aparicio: @PeliculaRetablo.

lat.ms/2EEJYX2 @magalysolier

Our favorite Haitian-Canadian DJ blessed this woeful decade with one last great dance record, writes @Jonesieman.

@KAYTRANADA’s album Bubba starts with drums, adds synths, and builds from there. bit.ly/2tEMTNl

In the Paraguayan film #LasHerederas, two women had a fortune until one was jailed for fraud. The other found a new lease on life.

Dir @martinessi, starring @AbentePatricia @anaivanovapy et al. bit.ly/2SbV1yZ

Psychedelic Brazilian Western @bacuraufilme starts in outer space and blends everything from Seven Samurai to Hostel while calling into question the digital world’s tendency to write over its indigenous people. #Bacurau bit.ly/2Z94NDv @bragasonia

And that's just part of our list!

Be sure to check out the full list of recs here: as-coa.org/articles/few-o…

What would you add?