People of the Sun

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"People of the Sun" is a politically charged rap metal song by Rage Against the Machine that addresses the struggles and resistance of indigenous peoples, particularly in Mexico.

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People of the Sun canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
addressesIssue U.S. imperialism
land dispossession
state violence
album Evil Empire
artist Rage Against the Machine
associatedMovement Zapatista Army of National Liberation
bassist Tim Commerford
chronologyInArtistSingles follows the single "Bulls on Parade"
precedes the single "Down Rodeo"
composer Rage Against the Machine
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
drummer Brad Wilk
genre alternative metal
political rock
rap metal
guitarist Tom Morello
hasMusicVideo yes
hasPoliticalContent true
language English
lyricSubject indigenous peoples of Mexico
oppression and colonization
social injustice
musicalStyleFeature aggressive rhythm section
heavy guitar riffs
rap-style vocals
musicVideoTheme indigenous resistance imagery
notableFor focus on indigenous struggles
politically charged lyrics
partOf Evil Empire
performedBy Rage Against the Machine in live concerts
performer Rage Against the Machine
recordLabel Epic Records
Sony Music Entertainment
surface form: Sony Music
releaseType single from the album Evil Empire
theme Mexican indigenous struggles
Zapatista Army of National Liberation
surface form: Zapatista movement

indigenous rights
political resistance
vocalist Zack de la Rocha
writer Brad Wilk
Tim Commerford
Tom Morello
Zack de la Rocha

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Rage Against the Machine notableSong People of the Sun
Evil Empire notableTrack People of the Sun
Bulls on Parade followedBy People of the Sun