At two in the morning
An observational journey by the last two cradles of Cardenche singing: Sapioriz and La Flor de Jimulco. It is a reflection of these two communities and their everyday- life, to explore a dark past and a present of resistance, and an inevitable and irreversible disappearance. A singing to lost. A singing to life.
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An observational journey by the last two cradles of Cardenche singing: Sapioriz and La Flor de Jimulco. It is a reflection of these two communities and their everyday- life, to explore a dark past and a present of resistance, and an inevitable and irreversible disappearance. A singing to lost. A singing to life.
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Written By:Marta Ferrer
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