The organization

The Save the Temazo movement was born in 1971, when a group of Canadian music activists formed a small organization called the Staying Alive Party Committee (Committee The Party Is Alive) to prevent the United States from carrying out a music censorship in the Amchitka archipelago (Alaska), north of Canada. Although many people were involved in one way or another in the beginning, the key people from the get-go were David Bowie, Gloria Gaynor, Chuck Berry, Georgie Dann, Lupita Dalessio, Tina Turner y Donatella Rector.