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Stacco Troncoso (Madrid, 1975), founder of Guerilla Translation, is a self-described multi-indisciplinarian. An auto-didact musician, writer and professional translator since 1998, Stacco grew up in London, England, and returned to Madrid, Spain to study Fine Arts in 1992 His music, featuring guitar, effect pedals and electronic processing, has been featured in podcasts and radio programs such as The C-Realm Podcast, The Vortex with Jennife Marie Joyce at KUSF in Exile, and The Brainmeats! Podcast.
(P2P Foundation. Spain) Stacco Troncoso is the advocacy coordinator of the P2P Foundation as well as the project lead for Commons Transition, the P2PF’s main communication and advocacy hub. He is also co-founder of the P2P translation collective [http://guerrillatranslation.org/ Guerrilla Translation] and designer/content editor for CommonsTransition.org, the P2P Foundation blog and the new Commons Strategies Group website. His work in communicating commons culture extends to public speaking and relationship-building with prefigurative communities, policymakers and potential commoners worldwide.
 
In addition to completing two books of poetry, several of his poems are included in the Occupy Wall Street Poetry Anthology. Highlights of his translation portfolio include films directed by Ken Loach, Stephen Frears, Kim Ki-duk and Bong Joon-ho. He´s part the founding committee of the Spanish adaptation of Positive Money, and a member of #OpEuribor and Democracia 4.0 working groups and is the founder of the P2P translation collective "Guerrilla Translation".


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Latest revision as of 08:28, 23 August 2017

(P2P Foundation. Spain) Stacco Troncoso is the advocacy coordinator of the P2P Foundation as well as the project lead for Commons Transition, the P2PF’s main communication and advocacy hub. He is also co-founder of the P2P translation collective Guerrilla Translation and designer/content editor for CommonsTransition.org, the P2P Foundation blog and the new Commons Strategies Group website. His work in communicating commons culture extends to public speaking and relationship-building with prefigurative communities, policymakers and potential commoners worldwide.