‘All for childhood’, a song that promotes the rights and well-being of boys and girls in Ecuador
Drafting. Quito
Within the framework of the commemoration of the 35 years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Children’s First initiative, the singer Karla Kanora and UNICEF have presented a song “All for childhood” that seeks to mobilize all adults to achieve that all boys and girls grow up healthy, without violence and have all the opportunities to develop their maximum potential.
The choir makes an invitation that “we can all do something and we are going to do it,” with the aim that children are the priority in every action, no matter how small, such as, for example, preparing a healthy lunch box, leaving the cell phone and pay attention to them, educate them without hitting or insults, read a story with them, among other things we can do every day to fulfill the rights of children.
“We live in a world with many challenges and the most affected are children. But we have time to make a difference. This is the moment for each of us, as individuals, families and society to commit to putting childhood at the center of all our actions,” said the renowned Ecuadorian singer.
The new song “All for childhood” was created by the Esmeralda artist for UNICEF’s Children’s First initiative, which seeks to unite all social actors to put children first. This musical theme is now available on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube y Spotify.
Karla Kanora has been a UNICEF National Ambassador since 2012. During this time she has become an active spokesperson for the rights of children and adolescents in the country. It has also demonstrated its commitment to children by supporting UNICEF initiatives that promote education, health, breastfeeding and the prevention of child sexual abuse.
As a website editor for world-today-news.com, I have the pleasure of conducting an interview with two guests, Karla Kanora and a representative from UNICEF, about the release of their collaborative song “All for Childhood.” Our interview will focus on the significance of the song, its message, and the impact it aims to have on promoting the rights and well-being of children in Ecuador.
1. Karla Kanora, as the main artist behind the song, could you share with us your inspiration behind “All for Childhood” and what you hope it will achieve?
2. As a UNICEF National Ambassador, how have you witnessed the challenges faced by children in Ecuador over the years, and how does the Children’s First initiative aim to address these issues?
3. “All for Childhood” was released as part of the Children’s First initiative. Can you tell us more about the initiative and the role it plays in promoting children’s rights and wellbeing?
4. The song encourages actions such as preparing healthy lunches, limiting screen time, and practicing non-violent parenting. As an artist, how do you see your responsibility in promoting these values through your music?
5. The music video features children from different backgrounds and regions of Ecuador. Could you tell us about the involvement of the children in the creation of the song and the video?
6. The song is available on various platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Spotify. How do you plan to leverage these platforms to reach a wider audience and engage with young people?
7. as the song marks the 35th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, what message would you like to leave with our audience about the importance of upholding children’s rights and investing in their future?
