Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues (2025)

A documentary that traces the origins of the blues in Spanish, while paying tribute to Deacon Jones and celebrating his cultural legacy.

Director: Sergio Bonacci Lapalma
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 130 min
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Cast

Screenplay

Music: Melvyn “Deacon” Jones, Pappo, Larry McCray
Cinematography: Bernardo David Heredia
Editing: Sergio Bonacci Lapalma
Production: Make Art Not War, Kojtanchanej Productions
Country: Argentina, United States of America
Language: Español, English
Original Language: es
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues about?
A documentary that traces the origins of the blues in Spanish, while paying tribute to Deacon Jones and celebrating his cultural legacy.
Who directed Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues?
Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues was directed by Sergio Bonacci Lapalma.
Who stars in Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues?
Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues stars Melvyn “Deacon” Jones, Fernando Ortiz-Marquez, Peter Deantoni, Carmine Appice, James “Boogaloo” Bolden.
How long is Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues?
Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues has a runtime of 2h 10m (130 minutes).
What genre is Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues?
Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues is a Documentary film.
Where was Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues produced?
Something Has Changed: A Quixotic Journey through the Spanish Blues was produced in Argentina, United States of America.