Located between two mountains Medellín stretches for several kilometers. With 35 kilometers including several airlines, the metro is modern and allows to cross the city quickly.
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Midsummer festival, St John’s Day in Brittany, France
The feast of St John is traditionnaly celebrated with huge bonfires. This party is a reminiscent of Midsummer’s pagan ritual.
In Britanny, in the little town of Peillac, the inhabitants use to communicate with spirits of dead people. Someone is vibrates the water in a copper basin with a rush of stranded… magic!
Frog’s music in Cape Verde island
The villagers of Paul’s Valley are pround of its beauty. The rain water irrigates cassava, yam, banana, sugarcane.
The day is still young in the valley, listen carefully, frogs are not alone.
Sound of locusts in the Mondolkiri province
In this North east region of Cambodia, the forest is exploited for food crops; a morning walk in the trails gave us a great opportunity to record sounds.
Wake up in the forest.
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Mithat Paşa Cad – shoe workshops in Istanbul district
In this street near Sultanahmet, basements and ground floors host dozens of shoe workshops. All day, there is the smell of glue and leather, the amazing comes and goes of the carriers and Avenue Yeniceriler sellers are trying to seduce the walkers boasting unbeatable prices.
Ya oum al shahid – Against the war in Syria
İstiklal Street in İstanbul. A group of men and women sitin against the war in Syria.
Bağlama in İstanbul – Musical streets…
In the district of Galata near Taksim Square in Istanbul, Galip Dede Street is a serie of shops and music workshops. You can find guitars, pianos and also cymbals manufactured by Armenians or the saz, ney, oud, the laouto, daf …
The atmosphere is friendly and sellers love to share their music with customers or passing travelers.
Traditionally, Turkish music is transmitted without notation. This technique of memory-based or « by heart » learning is called the Mesk. 
Yatsi Namazi Istanbul
There are plenty of mosques in Istanbul.
Five times a day, muslims are invited to go to one of them.
On the roof top of of building, we record the evening call.
Mısır Çarsısı – Bazar Egyptien d’Istanbul ou le marché aux épices
En plein centre de la mégapole Turque, les allées couvertes et les ruelles adjacentes regorgent de vendeurs d’épices. Senteurs d’orient ou parfums de safran, le Mısır Çarsısı n’est pas qu’un lieu touristique, de nombreux stambouilotes viennent s’approvisionner dans ce temple des épices.
Turkish song
Sorku hosted us in her farm. Without common language, we succed to communicate and she would like to sing a extract of a turkish song.