The Corujo Family: A Saga's Story

"Los Corujo, historia de una saga" is a documentary directed by José María de Páiz that narrates the story of a family deeply connected to music, with a talent that flows naturally. From their roots in popular culture, Los Corujo have maintained a solid folk base while exploring various musical styles, including coplas, rock, and jazz. The saga begins with "El jariano," who inspired his three sons—Antonio, Domingo, and Florián—in musical expression. In addition to their artistic contribution, Los Corujo represent the history of Canary Island immigration to Venezuela and the preservation of traditions such as the Ranchos de Pascuas and the creation of timples. With a duration of 70 minutes, this documentary is a celebration of their legacy and musical diversity.