EP58 Rock y Ciudad: Prácticas urbanas y paisajes sonorosen la Bogotá de los años sesenta y setenta.

Between 1957 and 1975, Bogotá began to sound different. Rock music reached theaters, homes, and streets, transforming youth practices and the way the city was inhabited. From the venues where it was practiced to urban events, rock became an invisible architecture made of bodies, sounds, and memory. In this episode, recorded at the University of the Americas, we talk with María Teresa Díaz Zuluaga, architect and historian, author of the research project *Rock in Bogotá: Urban Practices and Transformations (1957–1975)*. Through the ideas of Michel de Certeau, Aldo Rossi, Gordon Cullen, and Henri Lefebvre, we explore how a generation shaped its city with electric guitars. A sonic journey through the Bogotá of rock, hippie culture, and the urban transformations of an era that continues to resonate today. 👇 Tell us in the comments: What place in your city do you think has a sound story that should be told? 🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and all podcast platforms. #ArchitectureForAliens #RockAndCity #ArchitecturePodcast #UrbanCulture #RockInBogotá #UrbanHistory #MariaTeresaDíaz #Bogotá #CulturalHeritage #Soundscape