Paul S. Flores is one of the most influential Latino performance artists in the country and a nationally respected youth arts educator. He creates plays, oral narratives, and spoken word works about transnationality and citizenship that spur and support societal movements that lead to change.

The long-awaited full-length debut of poems by the nationally-celebrated, award-winning spoken word artist, playwright, and educator Paul S. Flores, WE STILL BE: Poems and Performances is NOW AVAILABLE on El Martillo Press. Listen to a excerpt performance of “Position No. 2” a poem about signing a contract to play for the Chicago Cubs as heard on New Arrivals KALW

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Join us Saturday January 11, 2025 at Maya Cinemas in Pittsburg, CA for an extraordinary evening of documentaries, live music, and poetry, featuring U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera, Guggenheim Fellow Rigoberto González, and American Book Award winner Paul Flores. Celebrate the richness of Chicano culture and art with a special Floricanto performance and a red carpet mixer to kick off the night. All proceeds from this event will benefit Hidden GEM Creative Studios. Tickets and info here

SOMOS ESENCIALES / WE ARE ESSENTIAL Documentary Featured at The New York Latino Film Festival September 20, 2023. Check Out Trailer Below:

“Somos Esenciales” tells the stories of Latino Essential Workers at the Mission Food Hub in San Francisco. The film shows the resilience and self determination of the Latino community to respond to the COVID pandemic by relying on cultural practices such as food pathways, healing circles, lowriding, volunteering and arts practices to address the decline in mental health. Ultimately, "Somos Esenciales" puts a face on who Essential Workers are in the Latino community by sharing what they have endured and also what they hope for in the future. Created and Produced by Paul S. Flores, directed by Rafael Flores.

Check out a short excerpt of the mini documentary “Making of We Have Iré Recording” from May 2021. See the entire documentary www.wehaveire.com