In this episode I discuss my Hat Man incident at Del Rio's own KTDR 96.3 radio station located on 307 E. 8th st. This episode has allowed me to reintroduce myself to anyone new to the Xicanx Versus Aliens podcast.

A shorter 7 minute version of this story will be featured on Texas Public Radios "Worth Repeating" Creeped episode. Shout out to Tori Pool for having me on

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Worth Repeating

Intro Beat is titled "Haddenfield Curse" off of his Spooky Joints 2

by @Jknodic

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Live from the San Antonio Central Library for the Raza Cosmica Sci-Fi short film series.

Featuring none other than San Antonio native Actor Jesse Borrego known for his role in the movies "Fame" and as Cruzito in the Chicano film "Blood In Blood Out"

Also joining us was Desiree K Segura who was featured in the Sci-Fi short "Luminous" a film directed by Than Miles a San Anto local filmmaker featuring Jesse Borrego as Lou the Security Guard and Desiree K Segura as The mysterious Dr Sharp.

more info here ---> https://bigballoonpro.com/luminous/

Intro song "Off the Cuff" by Fionazed featuring Desiree K Segura

https://www.instagram.com/fionazed/

Closing song by Conjunto Borrego in honor of the late great Jesse Borrego SR performed live at the 2017 Tejano Conjunto Festival in San Antonio, TX

This is the first of many raw unedited and uncut podcast episodes. Thank you for all your support

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Join Xicanx Versus Aliens live in person

Thursday, October 12, 2023 | 7:00 PM

Arthouse at Blue Star | 134 Blue Star

Activist/Musician Joaquín Muerte hosts a live episode of his original podcast, Xicanx Versus Aliens, an exploration of “all things UFO, cryptozoology, paranormal, occult y mas from a person of color perspective.” Special guests Carlie Guevara (Spaceship) and filmmaker Ivan Flores join Muerte to discuss Latinx sci-fi cinema. Followed by a curated selection of cosmic-infused short films.

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In this episode, I speak with two Devotees who have dedicated their life to worshipping La Santa Muerte.

We talk about worship, history, trauma, death, and the mystery of faith.

There is a connection that lies beyond all mainstream faiths that devotees from all walks of life find peace and harmony with La Santa Muerte.

It allows them to realize the truth and come to terms with a reality that is special to communities of color.

These two amazing women have a beautiful perspective and I am so happy I was able to sit y platicar con ellas.

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In this episode, I interview DJ Midax. He first reached out to me after he noticed he was waking up with perfectly shaped markings on his left side. Max, a working DJ, and musician find this to be out of the ordinary. After the discovery of these marks, things began to change. Everything from paranormal experiences, sleep paralysis, abduction dreams, and health issues. 

I hope you enjoy listening to this podcast

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-Joaquin Muerte

The Teaser trailer for my interview with @Count_davido_paranormal 

with over 11k followers and thousands of views on his social media, I had the honor of speaking with Count Davido on growing up brown in Los Angeles and experiencing the paranormal.

Check out his social media 

https://linktr.ee/CountDavido

Stay tuned...

In this episode, I meet up with my good friend Alvaro "Itzli" Ramirez. A musician, father, brother, husband, spiritual leader / Danzante, and a long time collector of Luchador Masks, Action figures, toys, and collectables. Itzli's Attic is filled with so many different types of rare and hard to find collectables, it's nothing you would expect from a Xicanindio like him. And if he couldn't get any cooler Itzli is a long time rapper and musician in the San Anto scene with a record of performing in places only legends met. You can find his music here --> Tortilla Curtains

Itzli and I catch up on good times and things for the future.

Listen and enjoy

Itzli's Collectables

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Paul Mancha and the Inter-Dimensional Haunts of Barrio San Felipe

In this episode, I interview Paul Mancha. A San Felipe barrio, Del Rio Texas resident, long time neighbor, Haunted item collector, retro collector, paranormal investigator, director of the Del Rio Comic-Con, and founder of the Silent Remain Studio.

I sit and chat with Paul about local Del Rio lore and his experience with the paranormal. Paul takes us down the windy path of Del Rios oldest and most haunted neighborhood, Barrio San Felipe. All while drinking his favorite drink Dr. Pepper and eating Del Rios own Memes Kleen Kitchen.

We confirm some of the stories with my parents' neighbors (Bubba and El Pro) as they talk with me about the many visits from a Grim Reaper-like figure and multiple Lechusa sightings sent to them from Brujas.

I would like to thank everyone who has supported the Xicanx Versus Aliens podcast and I welcome any sponsors and donations to continue selling merch and keeping my equipment up to date.

LOVE YOU!!

-Joaquin Muerte

Check out "Comfort Stray" by Felipe Jr off his album Hope Bliss

https://open.spotify.com/track/1257i2cjgTp02doNimzYGl?si=VvLHrBkETqu-d0ID4T6wBQ

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We welcome Larry Curtis, a Navajo man from Arizona currently living in Del Rio, Texas. He speaks on his experience with monsters from the Navajo creation story. We begin to expand on the idea of creatures traveling thru portals. Our conversation was interrupted by a man playing his guitar making a political message. It was a strange evening none the less as we spoke of things unknown from a native perspective.  This episode we feature the band Bombasta and their recent release Tanto Amor. Glad y'all have stuck around. Let me know if y'all are down to sponsor so I can print out more t-shirts and stickers or hit up my patreon and get down with the get down. Q-vo! 

stay tuned for my conversation with Larry Curtis a Navajo man with some encounters with creation story beings that he and his friends and family encountered growing up. 

Xicanx Versus Aliens talks about Black Lives Matter and generational, systemic, institutional racism. The whole point of this podcast has been to uplift voices of color because the realm of this research is mostly white washed. San Antonio is a special place because "hispanics" like to commodify culture in the bubble of our existence and when it comes to ufo, paranormal, occult, all the strange, we have allowed the white folks to lead the narrative even though we are very spirituality connected. Thank you for keeping in touch and thank you for all the support for this rasquache podcast based out of San Anto, Tejaztlan. I hope to be putting the rest of the interviews I have recorded very soon. Power to the People! Black Lives Matter!

Some of the music I used in this podcast includes local musician Luis Gonzalez AKA Silencio