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Soledad Villamil joins the IICA campaign to recognize workers along the food chain

Tiempo de lectura: 3 mins.

This call from IICA gives recognition and prominence to the work carried out by farmers and those who are involved in the food chain during these times of Covid-19.

 

 

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Actress and singer Soledad Villamil, one of the protagonists of the Juan José Campanella film El secreto de sus ojos

San Jose, 21 April 2020 (IICA). – Actress and singer Soledad Villamil, one of the protagonists of the Juan José Campanella film El secreto de sus ojos which won an Academy Award in Hollywood a decade ago as the best non-English language film, joined the IICA campaign to recognize workers throughout the entire food chain.

The campaign has been has been attracting the participation of recognized artists from all regions of the Americas, and was launched to recognize and pay tribute to the work of those who ensure that food gets to the tables of the population during these times of Covid-19.

Launched this week by IICA to recognize and thank farmers and those who work in the food chain, the call is bringing together the work of renowned artists who have given freely of their time to the POPULAR MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO WORK DAY TO DAY TO PUT FOOD ON OUR TABLES.

Soledad Villamil’s contribution can be viewed and listened to on IICA’s Youtube cannel, via the following link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhzgX9s67sk

For more details on the campaign, visit: https://iica.int/es/prensa/noticias/grandes-artistas-de-america-latina-y-el-caribe-se-unen-al-iica-para-reconocer-los

Access the work of León Gieco, another one of the artists who joined the IICA campaign: https://youtu.be/Jm9ztRwNRL8

(*) All artists are participating in this campaign on a voluntary basis, as a way of giving back.

IICA will publish the contributions of artists participating in the campaign on all of its digital platforms as well as those of any partners that join the initiative. The following hashtags will be used on social networking sites:

#GRACIAS

#HEROESYHEROINAS

#PORLOSALIMENTOSENNUESTRAMESA

#OBRIGADO #OBRIGADA

#HERÓISEHEROÍNAS  

#PORALIMENTOSEMNOSSASMESAS

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More information: 

Institutional Communication Division

comunicacion.institucional@iica.int

 

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