La producción sonora como herramienta de comunicación alternativa, al servicio del caminante venezolano en el tránsito por centros de ayuda humanitaria ubicados en la ruta Cúcuta – Pamplona (Norte de Santander).

Abstract

The crisis in Venezuela is a phenomenon that has led its inhabitants to migrate to other countries in search of opportunities and better living conditions. Colombia has been the main recipient of Venezuelan migration due to border areas, especially Cúcuta, North of Santander, faces daily the arrival of the traveling population who mostly ignore the duties and rights they have in Colombian territory. With the aim of providing effective information to Venezuelan migrants during their transit along the Cúcuta - Pamplona route, there is the sound production "Walking our dreams, a prevention route", which recognizes the importance of providing guidance on different topics to people travelling to other cities in the country. As a result, a series of eight podcasts has been revealed, enabling information to be appropriated about migrants' fundamental rights, the care routes available, the opportunities and risks to which they are exposed along the way. It also highlights life stories and motivational messages to encourage these families to continue persevering in the struggle to find a better future, which, through the alternative use of sound production, contributes to the improvement of the dynamics of social change.