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Camilo Sanabria talks through the music of Cien anos de soledad season two

The composer says Catholic, Afro-Colombian and Caribbean sounds collide as the show's magic gives way to harder reality.

Camilo Sanabria

Camilo Sanabria discussed the music of the second season of Cien anos de soledad in an interview with Rolling Stone en Espanol published August 4.

Sanabria said that asking what the fictional town of Macondo sounds like is the same as asking what we are, and the magazine described Catholic, Afro-Colombian and Caribbean sounds meeting in the new season, as its magic gives way to a harder reality.

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  • The interview covers the second season of Cien anos de soledad
  • Rolling Stone en Espanol published it on August 4
  • The magazine describes Catholic, Afro-Colombian and Caribbean sounds meeting in the season

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