Making an Audiobook with Bitextuales feat. Diego Murcia and Carmen Molina-Tamacas

 Salvi Yorkers bridges the past and present with powerful narratives about the Salvadoran diaspora in New York. Diego Murcia, from Bitextuales, helps author, Carmen Molina-Tamacas, cross one additional bridge by producing the audiobook version of her work. Now our stories can reach even more people and Diego can help tell your story too. Diego Murcia is an author, journalist, and podcast/audiobook producer. His work spans from El Salvador to Mexico to the United States. His podcast “Secreto a Voces” won the 2019 Latin Podcasts Awards in the Education category. A first for a Salvadoran podcast. Carmen Molina-Tamacas is a journalist, anthropologist, and author of “Salvi Yorkers” with print editions in Spanish and English, and now in Spanish audiobook format. Why produce an audio book? Bitextuales - starting as a translation service near the US-Mexico border Growing into podcasting from translation From podcasting to an entire audiobook! Podcasting about the audiobook production experience Finding the voice of Salvi Yorkers - a younger narrator Getting professional audio at home Technical requirements for audio books Mistakes, human products will have mistakes Podcast consulting services by Bitextuales, Escuela de Podcast Show Resources: Diego Murcia LinkTree Salvi Yorkers LinkTree Bitextuales.com Bitextuales - Como hacer un audiolibro? on Youtube Bitextuales - Prensa Grafica interview Escuela de Podcast ACX audiobook requirements Audacity - Free audio editor Music: “Flor (feat. Adrenalina)” by Amnesica