Movimiento musicians were activists or closely related to those circles during the Chicano Movement. They played at public rallies and meetings of the movement, and they sang about everything from identity to race, to specific kinds of campaigns, such as the farmworkers and what they were doing, to solidarity with current or historic struggles for justice. The songs ranged from broad movement themes to very local issues, for example, a farm worker song might be about a specific grower, the owner of the farm, and the way the workers were treated.