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Entrepreneur Gustavo Grobocopatel joins other musicians in IICA’s tribute to food chain workers

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Gustavo Grobocopatel, folk musician and well-known agrifood entrepreneur has joined IICA’s campaign to heighten political and social awareness about those who are ensuring our food supply during COvid-19.

San José, 6 May 2020 (IICA) – Agripreneur Gustavo Grobocopatel, who is also a member of an Argentinian folk group, has joined the campaign of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) to salute farmers and food chain workers, whose efforts are ensuring the production, transportation, marketing and supply of food in the Americas during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Although the businessman’s is less known for his artistic exploits, Grobocopatel has more than 30 years of experience as a lyrical singer and is a member of the Cruz del Sur folk group.

IICA’s campaign has brought together renowned artists from different countries in the Americas, who are selflessly participating in the POPULAR MUSIC TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO WORK DAY TO DAY TO PUT FOOD ON OUR TABLES.

Through the campaign, IICA is seeking to direct greater political and social attention to those who keep the agroindustrial chain functioning, as well as to the farmers who are guaranteeing our food supply at a time when the Covid-19 pandemic is challenging the world.

Gustavo Santaolalla, Gilberto Gil, León Gieco, Carlinhos Brown, Mart'nália, Maria Luiza Jobim, Teresa Parodi, Soledad Villamil, Víctor Heredia, Hilda Lizarazu, Paulo Miklos, Lidia Borda, La Charo (Tonolec), Willy Piancioli (Los Tipitos), Agustín Ronconi (Arbolito), Alejandro Davio (Mundo Alas), Anabella Zoch, Peteco Carabajal, Dolores Solá, Acho Estol (La Chicana), Ana Prada and Pata Kramer are just some of the performers who have selflessly and generously contributed to the IICA campaign.

 

 

 

Listen to the tribute by Gustavo Grobocopatel here: 

Click below to access the concert by the Argentinian performers who have joined this campaign, which has been endorsed and publicized on the platforms of the country’s Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries; the Ministry of Culture of the Nation; The Ministry of Social Development; the anti-hunger program – Plan Argentina contra el Hambre; the Secretariat of Media and Public Communication; the public broadcast entity, Contenidos Públicos Sociedad del Estado and the arts foundation, Fondo Nacional de las Artes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DT1CxNALDus.

IICA will continue to publish the contributions of the artists participating in the campaign on all its digital platforms and on those of its partners in this initiative, using the following hashtags on social media:

#GRACIAS

#HEROESYHEROINAS

#PORLOSALIMENTOSENNUESTRAMESA

#OBRIGADO #OBRIGADA

#HERÓISEHEROÍNAS

#THANKS

#HEROESANDHEROINES

#FORFOODONOURTABLES 

 

More information:

Institutional Communication Division, IICA

comunicacion.institucional@iica.int