Carrao
This documentary, filmed in the Venezuelan plains of Barinas and Apure, narrates the life, beliefs and customs of the "Carrao de Palmarito", the greatest exponent of the folk music of that region and symbol of the resistance of a culture threatened with extinction due to the wrong name globalization.
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This documentary, filmed in the Venezuelan plains of Barinas and Apure, narrates the life, beliefs and customs of the "Carrao de Palmarito", the greatest exponent of the folk music of that region and symbol of the resistance of a culture threatened with extinction due to the wrong name globalization.
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