Episodio 000: Acuerpamientos

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Este episodio es el tercero de la temporada 0: Resonancias en tiempos de pandemia. Recomendamos escucharlo con audífonos para sumergirse en la experiencia sonora. Para cerrar la triada de esta temporada 0 decidimos cambiar el formato colaborativo y entrevistar a Lolita Chávez, lideresa del pueblo maya k’iche. Con su generosa palabra ella nos compartió su lectura de la pandemia, historias de su comunidad, prácticas de cuidado colectivo y nos habló de la importancia de vivir el duelo a nivel comunitario para sanar la crisis actual y poder recibir sus enseñanzas. ---- Producido y editado por Daniela Fontaine y Maytik Avirama.Edición, diseño sonoro y musicalización por Carlos CastañedaTranscripción por Aline Romero Agradecemos por compartirnos su música al Grupo Música Maya Aj' desde Comalapa, Guatemala y a Juanita Candelaria y el Bulle Aporriao desde Barcelona.

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