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radio man by arthur doros diego woke up to sounds of a deep voice on the radio buenos dias good morning the words in spanish and english echoed across the room este es la vos de la frontera this is the voice of the border good morning texans estas listo axe diego's grandfather abuelo i'm ready said diego beep beep a truck's horn sounded outside diego's mother father and little sister alicia were already waiting in the front seat of the truck diego carried the radio and climbed into the truck hey radio man called diego's friend david david calls him radio man because diego was always listening to the radio can i ride with you today see ramos said papa waving yes let's go said diego we won't see each other for a while my family's leaving here tomorrow so was my family said david diego's family and davis family were migrant farm workers they traveled most of each year to find work picking fruits and vegetables this was the last day of cabbage picking it was dusty and hot in the fields the boxes of cabbage seem heavy como elefantes said abuelo diego and david thought the boxes were as heavy as elephants too while they rolled back to the cabins diego tuned the radio to a station that played songs in spanish everyone was tired from the work gantha said mama diego sang david tapped the rhythm on the side of the trunk and mama helped alicia clap hands in time to the music the next morning diego and david said goodbye they hoped they would see each other soon diego waved until david was out of sight diego and his family drove west over the mountains you're listening to kkts cactus radio broadcasting from tucson saguaro cactus land said a man's voice on the radio that night this is the after sundown show and i'm the night owl on highways on narrow roads and through small towns the family drove from farm to farm looking for work hello your turn to bird radio of phoenix arizona i'm talking to you from the banks of the gila river when the radio voice got louder and louder diego knew they were getting closer to a town at the melon farm where his family found work diego saw his cousins sophie and ernesto their family had also found work here he hadn't seen those cousins in a long time the three walked to school together every morning when they went back to the fields after school they looked for gila monsters once david had told diego about guilas but diego had never seen one there's aguila said diego on the last day of picking it looks like one of your dinosaurs ernesto said sophie that night there was a party with music food and a pinata to celebrate the end of melonpicking by lemos said abuela and people danced to music from the radio sophie broke the pinata i...