Robbery

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Robbery

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A dynamic sonic portrait of the 2001 crisis in Argentina. The sound artist Joaquín Cófreces explores how a society becomes an accomplice to its own misfortune. Produced by Joaquín Cófreces for FM La Tribu (2005) ‘Robbery’ won the second prize in the feature category at the Bienal de Radio Mexico in 2006 as well as … Continue reading "Robbery"

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