Cocolos y Rockeros

This documentary delves into the contrasting musical tastes of Puerto Rico's youth, highlighting the divide between 'cocolos,' who favor salsa music, and 'rockeros,' who lean towards rock. At just 46 minutes long, the film combines humor with serious themes, addressing biases and cultural identity through the lens of music.

Featuring notable figures like Gilberto Santa Rosa and El Gran Combo, Cocolos y Rockeros offers a unique perspective on how music serves as a form of social commentary. The film uses interviews and vibrant musical settings to capture the sentiments of young Puerto Ricans, providing insight into their experiences and viewpoints regarding their cultural landscape. Ana María García's direction brings a woman's perspective to a topic deeply ingrained in the island's identity.