
About this episode
In this episode, Gavilán visits abuelo Lolo’s other best friend: don Rafa, who owns a bookstore and is the neighborhood’s unofficial historian. He tells him how this community acquired a taste for a musical style as heavily nostalgic as vallenato. Plus, Gavilán finally understand what his abuelo in particular was pining for.
CREDITS:
This show was produced by Studio Ochenta. Our executive producer is Lory Martínez.
Story, sound mixing, and original music by me, Luis López.
Our creative director is Lory Martínez.
Additional script editing by Maru Lombardo and Jeremías Juárez.
Our production coordinator is Catalina Hoyos
And our art is by William Guevara.
This week’s recommendation is the work of Doctor José Juan Olvera. He’s from Monterrey and he’s researched the city’s vallenato culture in depth for years. Check the show notes for a link to an article of his, that also includes a pretty great playlist.
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