MISSION/MISIÓN:
To Express Freely without shame or guilt the social issues affecting our community/Expresar libremente, sin vergüenza ni miedo los temas sociales que afectan nuestra comunidad
CONTACT INFO: If you are a music video producer or a music producer and are interested in doing some type of work with Sargenta G, send an e-mail to passionb4fear@gmail.com. Sargenta G is interested in collaborating with work that will bring a positive transformation to the world. If you need to do a class project and want to do a music video using any of her songs, send her an e-mail request. This type of work requires a lot of time, commitment, passion and money. To support this work and help Sargenta G continue her mission HIRE her for a special event or purchase an item from her store. Your can also support by making this page your homepage and doing all your "google" needs right from here. Thank you for your support in advance. If you are a publisher, a journalist or a Creative Arts Director/Theater, filmmaker, and would like to do a collaboration with or hire Garcia for a project please send an e-mail to her at passionb4fear@gmail.com If you have questions about her work or are simply curious or interested feel free to write, you will get a response as soon as possible! The Author of Gritando En Silencio Deyanira Garcia is a writer, performer, lyricist, and activist who uses the power of words and music to promote educational activism. A woman with a powerful philosophy who envisions a happier universe for all through the power of effective communication, love and understanding. A performer that puts passion before fear to share through her music, and writings the things she sees affecting her community because it has been silenced for too long. Her book Gritando En Silencio (Screaming in Silence) has been adapted for the stage by The Fantastic Experimental Latino Theater, Inc. under the Direction of Gloria Zelaya. This play is currently available for touring.   Lindísimo... Felicitaciones! [ No Rating ] 1 Apr 2008 "Es un tema de lo duro que puede ser sólo un instante en nuestras vidas, tan humanas, tan aturdidas, tan cercanas pero tan lejos de la luz que autores como Deyanira generosamente nos convidan. Mucha Suerte, Deyanira, pues deseo leer pronto el resto de tu agradable libro en casa y luego el resto de tu obra, porque es refrescante y sincera y sobretodo porque tiene el encanto de rescatar tu alma cuando se sufre en silencio, una pesadilla común pero secreta." ¡Wish U all the LUCK! Felipe Vélez. Autor de Oporto. Una masacre esperada. Medellín 1990. Sargenta G's Past Performances:
The Brecht Forum Various Private Events (Including a Lesbian wedding) Hostos Community College: GAP Program & The Dominican Organization Program New York City College of Technology Admissions Office (International Education Week) National Dominican Women Caucus (NDWC) Zenaida Mendez 1st Transformative Leadership Initiative BAAD YALE University/Dominican Conference 2011 ** Univision/Despierta America/Al Despertar and NY1 ** Divagaciones Bajo la Luna/Musing Under the Moon by Jacqueline Jimenez-Polanco Conversaciones by Mariana Romo-Carmona Check her out here: http://home.earthlink.net/~romochan/ ** ** Featured in the Monologue Play "Pandoras" Organization: Sister Outsider Entertainment Co-Author of "Be All You Can Be" Monologue for the Pandoras play Check them out at: www.sisteroutsider.biz To hire Sargenta G send an e-mail to: passionb4fear@gmail.com Gracias por su apoyo |
Sargenta G-The Performer, lyricist, and activist Sargenta G raps about stories in the LGBT life, such as coming out stories/issues, relationship matters, Bi-sexuality, etc. Por Amor de Dios (By God's Love): This rap is about a coming out story were Sargenta G takes the role of the warrior and fights against the myths, opinions, and judgmental views of people who try to oppress homosexuals using the bible and God as a "reason" for not accepting people as they are. She states that she is fed up with seeing the innocent broken down, abused, and ignored because the fear of speaking up was too big. When this happens, she says, "I am tired of hiding what it feels like, when evil speaks up, because innocence remained silent." ("Estoy cansada de escuchar lo que se siente, cuando habla el malvado porque calla el inocente.) She sends a message of empowerment of empowerment to the LGBT Community and also tells people that they should not accept any type of manipulations, but must live their lives freely, as "God" intended.   Maria Magdalena: Story about a woman who was heart broken by her ex-boyfriend who cheated on her and did not value her love. Sargenta G plays the role of the defender of this woman whose boyfriend wants to come back and be with her. She says "Maria Magdalena no longer cries for you, she now loves me, and she wants you to leave her alone" Maria Magdalena, used as the symbol of the continued sufferings that so many women deal with-in this case the suffering caused when their boyfriends/husbands/lovers cheat on them and then want them back, not realizing that cheating on a woman is probably the one thing they will never forgive you for (even when they take you back). Bella y Material (Beautiful and Material): The story of a lesbian who is sensual and beautiful, but is very materialistic and sexual. It's a game of love were the material girl is only happy when her lesbian girl is giving her everything, doing what she wants, and giving her "Cuchi, Cuchi" (a term used by some latinos/hispanics meaning wanting to have sex), but the material girl is not in love, she is only getting her way and enjoying herself with her good lover. Sargenta G plays the role of the observer and uses her psych to understand that the girl "...don't love me girl, just want to use me, pa'que te haga cuchi, cuchi." Sargenta G has more recorded songs and many more unrecorded songs. All recorded songs and the ones here are copyrighted under "Prosas del Ropero" in the uscopyrights. Among her lyrics are: La Realidad (a coming out story), Atiendela (an invitation to take care of your woman), Su Lover (a love story like Maria Magdalena but with a tone of defiance), Shakiron (a story about a beautiful fat lesbian, who makes people fantasize about her with her sexy moves), No Puedo Negar (performed, never recorded-A confession of an obsessive love illusion from a lesbian to a straight woman, No te quedes CallADA: This is another song to the same straight woman, begging her not to stay quiet-to say something, "As Is" This is a pledge and request to be loved and to love "As Is" no changes, needed, wanted or intended, Lesbian-Dominican: Another great coming out story that people just love to hear because it has some humor in it, and many, many more! |
