Maru Lombardo y el podcast como performance

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La pasión de Maru Lombardo es contar buenas historias. Siempre tuvo el deseo de ser escritora y esas ganas la llevaron a estudiar literatura. En el universo sonoro la conocimos por la crónica El hombre equivocado. También son célebres sus ensayos en El recetario sonoro de ingredientes en peligro. Su pasión por el audio drama la destacó en el medio. Muchas gracias Maru por conversar con nosotros y por hacer del podcast un arte performático.***Créditos:Narración: Florencia Flores IborraGuion: María Alejandra Acosta y Óscar Iván PérezMezcla de sonido: Tristana produccionesDiseño gráfico: Isabel Cascabel para Peces fuera del aguaFotografía: Julián EspinosaAudios de archivo: Ajoblanco malagueño, Viudo de pescado y Causa limeña del Recetario sonoro de ingredientes en peligro. El hombre equivocado de la Revista DONJUAN y EL TIEMPO. El fotógrafo de Radio Ambulante & Azafata en Atacama de Studio Ochenta.Música: "Up Hill", "Skipping" y "Spring in Barcelona" por Ian Post para ArtlistProducción general: Peces fuera del agua y Tristana producciones.

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