Coloreando A Daniel Johnston Granada, Spain
Tributo + Fanzine.
Dos jóvenes de Granada, amantes de la música en general y de Daniel Johnston en
particular, deciden un día intentar dar a conocer un poco más a este genio incomprendido (hasta entonces sin apenas repercusión dentro de nuestras fronteras) y sacuden el panorama musical proponiendo un homenaje que va más allá de lo musical y de las fronteras de nuestro país.
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