Cloruro de polivinilo

Many think that record stores are a commercial sector that no longer exists or is headed to extinction. Although in many cities there is hardly any evidence left of what this market once was, authentic temples of vinyl continue to resist that survived the emergence of the CD first, when the music trade ran the risk of establishing itself in the checkout line of gas stations and other general stores, and later streaming. These stores, as Guillermo Lorenzo understands well, are a fundamental part of a healthy cultural ecosystem: they are refuge, sustainability and also memory. Polyvinyl chloride represents a philosophical and passionate approach to record stores. From the proximity of the record store in his city to the vertigo of crossing the Atlantic with a suitcase loaded with vinyl, with countless musical and literary references, with respect and irony, Guillermo Lorenzo analyzes the past, present and future of a sector in constant resistance.