Efectos del coronavirus en el circuito punk de chapinero a partir de la cartografía de la territorialidad nómada: Producción, consumo y participación

In this paper we analyze the effect of Covid-19 on the Chapinero punk circuit. Our analysis operationalizes the concept of circuit for it characterizes the fluidity observed in the spaces and participants. We approach this character from the perspective of nomad territoriality. We focus on the economic and political effects, analyzing them through interviews with the producers and a consumer survey. We present a cartography of the Chapinero punk circuit and describe the transformations that have taken place in the production and consumption. We find that both the producers and consumers have not been able to continue participating in the circuit, since there are elements inherent to the use of physical spaces and their socialization. The spaces have faced lower revenues, which they have supplemented through solidarity and mutual aid. The lack of meeting and deliberation spaces seems to limit the countercultural nature of the circuit.