Huelva record stores return

C.M. La era digital ha hecho que la tecnología avance a pasos agigantados y que entre generaciones haya grandes diferencias en cuanto a cómo se realizan actos cotidianos como escuchar música. Si en los años 70 los discos de vinilo se escuchaban en los tocadiscos, en los 80 las cintas de cassette eran las reinas, para en los 90 dejarle paso al CD y la llegada del discman. Pero ya en el 2000 y el nuevo siglo, dejamos poco a poco de tener la música en la mano y pasamos a descargarla y escucharla en el Mp3, el posterior Mp4 o el IPod.

Now we do not even need a specific device to listen to music, but the mobile, which is already an extensible part of our body, also serves us for this need, with imperceptible and wireless helmets.However, the taste for vintage, so it reminds us of past times, half a century ago, is fashionable.And it shows this is the return of the vinyl records and the return of the headdresses to our homes.Good as a mere decorating object or fulfilling their primitive function, the headdresses have returned to stay and contribute that retro style to our home.

The proof is that the majority of singers and groups have seen in the vinyl a market to return and more and more are those who take their last jobs in this format.While the CD gradually loses the battle against the digital format, the analog resurrects with the vinyl.The beauty of witnessing how the album turns to the sound of music and vintage aesthetics surrounding the scene, makes this return to vinyl more and more.

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And as the client is the one who rules and social trends are to be heard, in Huelva, these vinyl can be acquired in large surfaces.The record stores were most common until 2000, when they began to disappear little by little, just like video clubs.The digital was imposed and the fall of sale of the CDs made its space reduce to large surfaces.But, everything comes back, and Huelva has a record store again, this time vinyl.

This is Antipoda Records, a new space very close to the Plaza de San Pedro, which opens its doors as of Friday, October 15.It will have a wide variety of vinyl records, in addition to a selection of vintage clothing and, not forgetting the art of the hand of the Huelva artist Sara Kahlo.

Located on San Andrés street, its premises are governed by Eco Friendly values, joining the contemporary with the traditional.Antipoda offers products for the most melómanos and also the avant -garde, and that is that the new and the old are joined today.In addition to discs and clothing, the client can obtain original illustrations of current exhibitions, merchandising (plates, stickers, posters, t -shirts, etc. of different groups) and clothing of independent brands of different creators.

This new trade concept that will open its doors in the center of the Huelva capital, arises from the idea of two young Huelva entrepreneurs and their passion for music and culture in general.Andrés and Laura are two young cultural managers who have opted very strongly for this type of business in Huelva and firmly believe that: "The vinyl business will have a good welcoming in smelling and will have the hole that music and culture deserve."

Huelva offers more and more cultural options and adapts to the new times.We can already find in the center rental of clothing for events, second -hand vintage clothes, organic products ... and now a vinyl store.