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Jvobtik – Our Music 

In a tsotsil community from south Mexico, where all the sounds come to life, the musical tradition of a family of musicians is transmitted from one generation to another: from the grandfather, who lives his last melodies; the son, who assumes the position of traditional musician; and the grandson who has the pleasure to continue with the musical memory of his family.
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In a tsotsil community from south Mexico, where all the sounds come to life, the musical tradition of a family of musicians is transmitted from one generation to another: from the grandfather, who lives his last melodies; the son, who assumes the position of traditional musician; and the grandson who has the pleasure to continue with the musical memory of his family.

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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Humberto Gómez Pérez
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Terra Nostra Films, Satil Film, Escuela de Cine Documental de San Cristóbal de Las Casas

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