Jesús Salvador Treviño

Filmmaker; author; advocate for Chicano culture

Filmmaker, author and advocate for Chicano culture and advocacy.

Jesús Salvador Treviño on KCRW

In ‘El Pueblo,’ producer Mike Schilitt explores the surprising history of Olvera Street – an idealized fantasy of Mexico created in downtown Los Angeles that has supported generations…

El Pueblo

In ‘El Pueblo,’ producer Mike Schilitt explores the surprising history of Olvera Street – an idealized fantasy of Mexico created in downtown Los Angeles that has supported generations…

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