About the episode
How does one break a silence?
Twenty years ago, almost nobody in Spain used the words exhumation, disappeared, historical memory to refer to our own dead people. Twenty years ago, a man decided to change his life and, by chance, he ran into the place from which all his silences were born. That man became the first person in our country who managed to do a public exhumation, with scientific methods, and who changed the way we talk about our past. You may have heard his name many times. But this is not the story of the public man: it’s the story behind him: the story of someone who managed to dig a hole in the silence.
Credits
SCRIPT, EDITING, PRODUCTION
Isabel Cadenas Cañón
TEXT AND SCRIPT EDITION
Laura Casielles
SCRIPT EDITION
Vanessa Rousselot
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Paula Morais
SOUND DESIGN
Isabel Cadenas Cañón, Marcos Salso
FINAL MIX
Isolé División Sonora
COMMUNICATION
Laura Casielles
VIDEO
Paula Morais
COLLAGE
Carmen M. Cáceres
TRANSLATION
Lori Gerson
THEME
Berlín (Alva Noto and Ryuichi Sakamoto)
THANKS
Milagros Camuñas, Antón Castro, Pedro Canalejas Guzmán, Camino Alonso Díez, Luis Alonso Luengo, Asun Esteban Recio, Sukina Ali Taleb, Julia Silva, Naza Silva, Marco González Carrera, Gonzalo Gómez, Zoé de Kerangat, Belén Guerra, Alba González Sanz, Fany S. Vasconcellos, Patricia López, Juan Serrano, Carmen Cáceres, Arturo Casielles, Charo Hernández, Carlos Matesanz, Natalia Moldón, Soledad Marambio, Mariana Graciano, Godofredo Cadenas, Blanca Cadenas, Manu Maroto.
De eso no se habla is supported by PRX and Google Podcasts Creator Program
