Richard Segovia stands in front of his house on 25th and York streets, known as the “Latin Rock House,” in San Francisco in April. The home is covered in a large mural honoring dozens of musicians tied to the Mission District’s Latin rock scene, which Segovia has helped preserve for decades. Beth LaBerge/KQED
Beth LaBerge/KQED
The house is unmissable. Its colorful exterior, a painted forest of faces.
Latino artists, activists and musicians, suspended mid-motion, grin
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