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Sona: Space dedicated to listening practices designed by Épico Studio
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Sona: Space dedicated to listening practices designed by Épico Studio

Sona is a space conceived specifically for the practice of listening. This location was designed by Épico Estudio in collaboration with Panorama.

Located in the center of Mexico City, specifically in the Condesa neighborhood, Sona has a total area of 245 square meters. The space is promoted by a collective of friends led by Luis López (Lulo).

Sona's philosophy focuses on sonic immersion, establishing clear rules to ensure this experience: electronic devices, alcohol consumption, or any type of distraction are not permitted. The project's intention is to elevate the simple act of listening into an experience that is conscious, intentional, shared, and above all, intensely sensory.

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