
Quique Escamilla discusses the intersection of art, identity, and the personal costs of staying true to one's convictions.
Quique Escamilla is a Mexican Mayan-Zapotec singer-songwriter, storyteller, and cultural advocate whose work explores identity, history, and the stories we choose to preserve. Drawing from his upbringing in Chiapas, Mexico, Quique creates music that invites people to look beyond headlines and rediscover the humanity behind the issues that shape our world. In this conversation, we explore how an artist's worldview is formed, the responsibility of creative work, and what it means to remain faithful to your convictions when it comes at a personal cost. Quique discusses curiosity as a creative discipline, why meaningful art often begins with asking better questions, and how music can preserve history, challenge assumptions, and help us see people (and ourselves) more clearly. WATCH EPISODES ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/heatherparady TOPICS FROM THIS EPISODE: How curiosity can become an artist's greatest creative tool Why staying true to your work sometimes means sacrificing opportunity How to create art that helps people see the world differently CONNECT WITH QUIQUE ESCAMILLA: Website: https://www.quiqueescamilla.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quique_escamilla/…
Host: Heather Parady
Guest: Quique Escamilla
Empowered Podcasting
Organizations: Empowered Podcasting, YouTube
Places: Chiapas, Mexico
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