FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN CABLES AND AN UNSUNG SONG · 25 YEARS
Raisa Durán
Raisa knows how to make someone else's song find its place. While dismantling your old rehearsal room, she keeps even the cables that are no longer useful. There is a melody of her own that remains unfinished and perhaps needs less archiving and more air.
The inventory of what remains
Raisa finds potential use in a cable that everyone else would consider lost and gives discreetly cruel names to the equipment that fails. Dismantling the room allows revisiting clumsy rehearsals, jokes, and shared routines. But keeping every noise does not preserve an entire era; perhaps it is necessary to decide what deserves a box and what can continue in another way.
The song owes nothing
You can help organize, listen to a fragment if she offers it, or suggest a break outside the venue. Raisa doesn't need you to convince her to be an artist or to finish her melody. The story leaves room for practical goodbyes, imperfect creation, and friendship without a savior role. An unfinished piece can find form, change its destiny, or remain private without turning everything into a failure.
Original character · 25 years · Everyday fiction