Annotations for Sounds: Background--natural Sounds--rooster
Latino USA Episode 18
Sounds
Background--natural Sounds--rooster
25:42
A few paces down the street. Retired Marine Elipio Mercure is standing outside Pastores feed and general store.
Sounds
Background--natural Sounds--rooster
27:08
John Nichols, author of the Milagro Bean Field War, describes his return to Taos after a long trip in his book, If Mountains Die. "When I raised my hand in greeting to a car driven by a stranger", he writes "and received a salutation in return, I knew I had a arrived to a place worth trying to call home". Pedro Archuleta of Tierra Amarillo, or TA as the locals call it, couldn't agree more.
Latino USA Episode 33
Sounds
Background--natural Sounds--rooster
22:02
[Background--natural sounds--birds chirping] Often, early in the morning, I'll see a woman or a man driving two or three burros loaded with mountain produce, heading for a nearby town or city. [Background--natural sounds--farm animals] I make it a point not to camp close to someone's home, just out of respect and so as not to use a firewood that doesn't belong to me. Firewood is scarce around here. This day, as I crested a hill, I spotted a ranchito, just a little two-room house, adobe walls with a flat roof. Smoke was rising from the chimney. I was barely 300 yards from the ranchito and it would be dark soon. [Background--natural sounds--crickets] It was too late to move on. It was going to be a cold night and the only firewood I could find was already cut, tu sabes. For the rancho's wood stove. Ni modo. I used the firewood. I felt guilty but warm that night. [Background--natural sounds--fire] Anyway, I would make it up to them in the morning. [Background--natural sounds--rooster]
Latino USA 18
00:00 / 00:00
25:42 - 25:49
A few paces down the street. Retired Marine Elipio Mercure is standing outside Pastores feed and general store.
Begel-Deborah
United States--New Mexico--Los Ojos
United States--New Mexico--Chama Valley
United States--New Mexico--Taos
United States--New Mexico--Tierra Amarilla
Pastores Feed and General Store
History
Ethnic Identity
Spanish language
Elderly
Women
Interviews--Community members
Feature package--Journalists
Background--Natural Sounds--Urban life
Background--Natural Sounds--Rooster
27:08 - 27:33
John Nichols, author of the Milagro Bean Field War, describes his return to Taos after a long trip in his book, If Mountains Die. "When I raised my hand in greeting to a car driven by a stranger", he writes "and received a salutation in return, I knew I had a arrived to a place worth trying to call home". Pedro Archuleta of Tierra Amarillo, or TA as the locals call it, couldn't agree more.
Begel-Deborah
United States--New Mexico--Los Ojos
United States--New Mexico--Chama Valley
United States--New Mexico--Taos
United States--New Mexico--Tierra Amarilla
Pastores Feed and General Store
History
Ethnic Identity
Spanish language
Elderly
Women
Interviews--Community members
Feature package--Journalists
Background--Natural Sounds--Urban life
Background--Natural Sounds--Rooster
Background--Natural Sounds--Birds
Latino USA 33
00:00 / 00:00
22:02 - 23:04
[Background--natural sounds--birds chirping] Often, early in the morning, I'll see a woman or a man driving two or three burros loaded with mountain produce, heading for a nearby town or city. [Background--natural sounds--farm animals] I make it a point not to camp close to someone's home, just out of respect and so as not to use a firewood that doesn't belong to me. Firewood is scarce around here. This day, as I crested a hill, I spotted a ranchito, just a little two-room house, adobe walls with a flat roof. Smoke was rising from the chimney. I was barely 300 yards from the ranchito and it would be dark soon. [Background--natural sounds--crickets] It was too late to move on. It was going to be a cold night and the only firewood I could find was already cut, tu sabes. For the rancho's wood stove. Ni modo. I used the firewood. I felt guilty but warm that night. [Background--natural sounds--fire] Anyway, I would make it up to them in the morning. [Background--natural sounds--rooster]