Jackie Fielder

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583 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 14 Jul

Jackie Fielder’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 8 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 2.

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Deeply proud of his Nahuatl indigenous roots, Ricardo devoted his life to preserving and sharing Danza Azteca.
Alongside his wife, Connie, he led Grupo Mishkawat Anahuac, passing ancestral knowledge to generations of mission youth.
Together, they blessed countless ceremonies throughout the neighborhood, reminding us that tradition is not something of the past.
It is something we carry forward.
Ricardo's life was defined by service and generosity.
He was known as wise, kind, humble, calm, and deeply peaceful.
He never hesitated to be of service.
During the pandemic, he stood shoulder to shoulder with community members at the Mission Food Hub, helping distribute thousands of food boxes and offering dignity, presence, and care during some of our most vulnerable moments.
He leaves behind a beautiful family of danzantes
his wife Connie, his children Xochitl and Cuauhtemoc, as well as a community forever shaped by his love.
Ricardo's legacy lives on in every drumbeat, every dance step, every ceremony, and every act of service inspired by his example.
He taught us how to listen with our hearts,
how to serve with humility, and how to walk together in unity.
Though he is no longer with us in body, his actions continue to guide our community, reminding us that true leadership is rooted in love, service, and shared humanity.
Thank you to Connie for sharing him with us.
Please, and I want to pass to my colleague, Supervisor Melgar.
I just wanted to thank my colleagues for your beautiful tribute and my condolences to the family.
You know, the Mission District is going to deeply miss Mr. Jose Cuellar and his work has shaped a lot of the Mission community's Latin jazz, dance, and the next generation of people who take pride in their Chicano heritage.
So he'll be deeply missed, and his music and legacy live on every day in the heart of the mission.
So thank you so much, Supervisor Milgar.
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