EPISODE · Oct 14, 2025 · 34 MIN

Procesos creativos

from Los podcasts que nos formaron · host Tristana + Peces fuera del agua

En este segundo episodio, Paola Cadena Pardo viaja a Bogotá para conocer a la familia detrás de Relatos Ñeros, un podcast que nació en una casa de barrio y terminó conquistando a oyentes de toda Colombia. Entre micrófonos, anécdotas y café, descubrimos cómo Jota, Daniela, Felipe y Steven transformaron historias del día a día en relatos sonoros que rescatan las voces populares y las convierten en arte. Un episodio sobre creatividad, familia y la fuerza de contar desde lo propio.***Créditos:Narración: Florencia Flores Iborra y Paola Cadena PardoProducción: Paola Cadena PardoMezcla de sonido: Tristana produccionesIlustración de portada: Florencia PinochiAudios de archivo: El pibe del Sur; Cucaracho y El güiro de Relatos ÑerosMúsica: "Up Hill", "Skipping" y "Spring in Barcelona" por Ian Post para ArtlistProducción general: Peces fuera del agua y Tristana producciones.

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