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	Podcast:		Cities and Memory
	Episode:		Nighttime, Kichwa territory
	Category:		Arts
	Duration:		00:20:00
	Publish Date:		2025-11-28 10:53:56
	Description:		Captured deep within Kichua tribal territory in the Ecuadorian Amazon, this nocturnal soundscape reveals a hidden world that awakens after dusk. Above, bats flicker through the darkness, their wings slicing the air in delicate beats. Insects surge into a symphony of pulses and hums — sharp, electric, as though the forest itself were alive with circuitry. A solitary monkey stirs unseen branches, its movements dissolving into the whispers of leaves. From afar, a howl drifts through the trees — haunting, fragile, a fleeting brush with the unseen. Beneath it all, a stream murmurs softly, threading its rhythm through the night’s weave. This recording is more than sound. It is a portal into the rainforest’s secret hours — where every ripple, chirp, and rustle speaks of survival, connection, and fragile wonder. Each voice is part of a living chorus, intricate and unrepeatable. To listen is to witness: the raw nocturnal poetry of the Amazon, and the urgency of protecting both its vanishing song and the ancestral lands that shelter it. Recorded by Rafael Diogo.
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