Eugene Rodriguez is a Grammy-nominated, seasoned performing artist with extensive outreach experience and a longtime audience. Los Cenzontles are a revered group within the music world, and the subject of the 2020 documentary, Linda and the Mockingbirds. Rodriguez has received numerous recognition and awards that include the 2017 Fanfare Award from his alma mater the San Francisco Conservatory of Music; the Playmaker Award from the 50 Fund Super Bowl Host Committee in 2016; a United Artists Award in 2012; the 2009 Community Leadership Award from the San Francisco Foundation; the 2009 Business Leadership Award from the San Francisco Hispanic Chamber of Commerce; the 2002 California Arts Council Director’s Award; the Contra Costa County Arts Commission Arts Recognition Award; three awards from the U.S. Mexico Fund for Culture. A deeply personal look at building community activism through music, as well as the complications within those organizations, and even how the term "community" is often miscalculated.  A clear primer on what it takes to build around each other and especially the power of traditional/folk music.  Endorsements already from Linda Rondstadt and Richard Rodriguez. Other high-profile collaborators and supporters of Rodriguez include Los Lobos, Jackson Browne, and Ry Cooder, among others.