Bonfire and distant crickets at Farallones de Satatausa

Artist:

Nícolas Gutierrez García

Farallones De Sutatausa, Colombia

Notes:

These nature sounds were recorded in a small village called Sutatausa, two and a half hours away from Bogota. This is a rural area with mountainous formations called Farallones, very rocky and dry.
At night it is very cold, so this is an audio of a campfire, surrounded by various insects and the wind of a moonless night.
Near the place there is a coal mine, which contaminates the water of the few rivers that are born in the mountains. These mining concessions must stop or all the flora and fauna will soon disappear.

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Bonfire and distant crickets at Farallones de Satatausa

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