This picture was probably taken in 1984 by my father on Porto Santo Island (Madeira), Portugal. Hauntology, a term coined by Jacques Derrida in 1993, describes the persistence of elements from the social or cultural past that "haunt" the present. It refers to the feeling that the present is a "rerun" or an echo, characterised by a nostalgia for "lost futures"—visions of the future that never materialised. This concept highlights a sense of living in a time where the past persists in the present, often influencing art, electronic music, and cultural criticism. This volume was mixed and selected by Bruno Lopes (Mundo Urbano) on 07/03/2026.
