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Sylbo, The Last Speakers of the Lost Whistling Language

December 21, 2019

In the age of mobile phones, the remaining "speakers" of a dying whistling language try to preserve a vital means of communication over vast distances.

Tags Sylbo, Spanish Canary Islands, communication, community, socializing, lost lanuage, CheckOut
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