This energetic LA band offers a musical interpretation of the state of the American life from a multicultural point of view.

“This record picks up where many artists left off in the early 70s,” says guitarist Michael Sanders.

Several Upcoming So. Cal Shows!

Vesper Public Relations. — Armed with a powerful and poignant message, new representatives of the hidden beauty and multi-dimensional spirit of LosAngeles, One Tribe Nation releases its new album “We Are the One”, the band’s musical reflections of the good, the bad, and the immense potential of America.

“I can tell you first hand that this group and their latest rola is a must for those that wanna feel that sweet Latino pride when listening to a record” says Frank Miranda President/CEO Star Sound Music Group – Hollywood, CA

In support of their upcoming album, the band is already scheduled for multiple performances and promotional interviews in the Southern California:

On The Rox (West Hollywood) on March 22
Max Steiner’s (Long Beach) on March 29
Radio Show: “Indies in Motion” (Hollywood) April 16
The Mint (Los Angeles) April 27

http://www.themintla.com/artists/detail/one-tribe-nation

“We Are The One” is an album that consists of 11 tracks, including the politically charged title “The Enemy”, the love song “Don’t Let Me Down”, “The Only One”, “We Are The One”, “San Francisco”, “Free My Pain”, “Room To Breathe” , “Free My Pain”, “Don’t Let Me Down”, “Becky’s Song”, “Mended Heart” and the outspoken “It’s Time”, a track whose performance on the steps of City Hall during OccupyLA inspired a video by renowned filmmaker Leonardo Bondani, whose body of work includesMalditaVecindad, Tijuana No, Kid Frost, and El Vuh.

Check out the video “It’s Time” (Director’s Cut) a tribute to the world-wide movement inspired by Occupy Wall Street, that is continuously updated to include new footage as movement progresses.

Although the band was formerly a solo project for guitarist Sanders, this new record is true collaboration in which band members, Sanders, (vocalist) Quetzal Guerrero,and (bassist) David Filice,and (drummer) David Cowan contributed in a more creatively democratic process with the guidance of (producer) Chris Baseford, who’s worked with such heavy weights as Tommy Lee, John 5, and Rob Zombie, delivers the band’s diverse vision with a powerful driving punch that’s sure to keep listeners rocking and even dancing as they listen.

They also brought in session players Dave Schulz (Goo Goo Dolls, Berlin) on keys and well known and respected percussionists Chuck Prada(Sergio Mendes, Michael Jackson, Kelis) and Daniel de Los Reyes (Jennifer Lopez, Sting). The result is an honest portrayal of America today: A mosaic of love, strength, politics and its local repercussions, and the personal power to speak the truth and effect change starting with the individual.

“We really wanted to make music with substance that is relevant and inspirational to the listener,” says Quetzal Guerrero. The singer says that growing up as multicultural/multilingual American has always helped him understand and connect with different demographics of people.

“In our new album I believe we do exactly that, through our wide range of rhythms, styles and lyrics, One Tribe Nation attempts to find a common ground with everyone and connect with them on a musical level,” says the vocalist.

“For us, it’s not about blue, red, left or right, or any other device that’s used to keep us fighting amongst ourselves. It’s about those who build and those who destroy, and the reality is, we all choose a side in this battle by virtue of the decisions we make in our own lives each and every day,” says Michael Sanders, band-leader and guitarist.

One Tribe Nation Members:

Michael Sanders: Guitar
Quetzal Guerrero: Vocal
David Filice: Bass
David Cowan (YoungProfessor): Drums
Daniel de los Reyes: Percussion
Chuck Prada: Percussion
Dave Schulz: Keys

For more information about One Tribe Nation, visit:

http://onetribenation.com

Press Kit:

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Source: CRNLive.com

The League of United Latin American Citizens, the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement and the Hispanic Federation call for all councils, members, and allies to attend and support our fellow brothers and sisters on the Selma to Montgomery March and Rally in Alabama on March 4th- 9th, 2012. The LULAC National Office and LULAC Councils in metropolitan Washington, DC are mobilizing a delegation from Washington, DC to Alabama for the Selma to Montgomery March and Rally. Leaders of several local, state and national organizations are planning to re-enact the historic 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery, with all of its powerful symbolism. Today, 47 years later, many states have launched an all-out coordinated assault on our democracy by attacking workers’ rights, voting rights, public education and comprehensive immigration reform. In 1965, the Selma to Montgomery March made history and changed America. In 2012, we march again…for the 99%. History will be on our side

WHAT:
LULAC, LCLAA and Hispanic Federation Latino Leaders Delegation from across the country will march to Alabama to protect our workers’ rights, voting rights, public education, and immigration reform.

WHEN:
March 7th- 9th (Wednesday- Friday)

WHERE:
Alabama

SELMA TO MONTGOMERY MARCH & RALLY DETAILS:
Trip attendees will begin marching on Thursday, March 8 for Immigrant’s/ Voting Rights day at 9am, and will end marching at 3pm, then participating in all evening events. On March 9th, we will begin marching at 9am and joining the Rally at 11:30 am.

TRANSPORTATION:
For LULAC members interested in attending, the LULAC National office will sponsor your transportation to Alabama and back to your departure city – free of charge. We will be renting passenger vans that can hold up to 16 passengers. Please be sure to speak with the LULAC members in your area so that we can coordinate transportation needs accordingly.

LULAC members that are planning on attending the rally will need to contact Liliana Rañón at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or at (202)365-0983 at the LULAC National office and provide the following information:
- Your full name & contact information (mobile number & email address)
- Your council number and/or LULAC affiliation
- Departure location, including city and state
- Departure time from your city
- Return date & time from Alabama (the Immigration Rally is taking place March 9th)
- Number of passengers – please note these passenger vans can accommodate 16 passengers

LODGING:
LULAC National will be sponsoring your lodging for you for your stay in Alabama. Please be sure to communicate your interest in attending to the LULAC National office in order for us to be able to make accommodations. Please note that due to the high volume of interest, attendees will be sharing rooms.

MEALS:
**Light meals will be provided for the marchers as well as transportation to the evening rally locations.

Limited capacity, please RSVP as soon as possible to Paloma Zuleta at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or Liliana Rañón at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it & at (202) 365-0983

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