Los Vendidos: Farm Workers Views :: History Historical Spanish Essays

Los Vendidos recruit Workers ViewsLos Vendidos, the movie that we visual modalityed was performed by El Teatro Campesino, the farm workers theatre. The movie was made to understand the views and ideas of the farm workers, who were just regular people who cherished to be heard. They were non extraordinary, exceptional, highly skilled and paid actors. They were just normal human beings who wanted what everyone else wanted equality.The concept of Los Vendidos was, in my opinion, simple. The movie was a satirical view at how that Anglo-Americans chose to see the Mexican-Americans, Spanish-Americans, Latinos, Hispanos, etc. It was use to incite controversy. Los Vendidos was also used to show how some Mexican-Americans chose to ignore their ethnicity and upbringing in an attempt to distract themselves from their people. The main theme was that the Mexican-American people needed to be a carve up of society, as a whole. They no longer, and never really, wanted to be spaced for m the rest of the country. The Mexican-American people were just as intelligent and prompt for anything, as was everyone else in the U.S. It was used to make the Mexican-American people want to feel up and say, I no longer wanted to be toughened like this.The aspects of the movie that were brought out, for me, were the individual characteristics of each of the individual characters. They characteristics are gaunt out and over dramatized, some came from generalities made by the Anglo-Americans but some were real aspects of the people. Most of the characteristics that came out were unfavorable but they did what they were supposed to. They told of the generalities that the groups swan upon one another.The story opens with Ano Sancho talking about how he previously was a labor contractor and is now a businessman. He now has unfastened Ano Sanchos Used Mexican Lot This is a strike at those people who have been using the immigrants and the Mexican-Americans for their own personal gain. T his brings the thought that no matter the place and time, there will always be individual there to exploit the weaker people. This person is sometimes someone that the people charge ands relate to, one of their own. The next person that we come across is Ms. Jimenez (pronounced Jimmy-nes, not he-me-nez). The way that this lady was portrayed was, as stated earlier in the Introduction, an attack on the white washed Mexican-Americans.