The Slowest Train in Pakistan
By Roadjunky, Posted Apr 22, 2010
Troubador on a train.
Kepesita takes us on a musical personal narrative on a train ride from the Iranian border to Quetta, Pakistan. The desert scenery passes by to the sound of blues guitar of his travel buddy, Joe and gives a sense of the subjective world of the traveler within the larger ethnic and geographical context.
Where do the two meet? Well, a song isn’t a bad place to start.
Learn more about Kepesita’s journeys at kepesita.org
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