Squeaking of a Big Wooden Door in Cartagena

In this audio, the distinct sounds of a sizeable wooden door, located in the historical city of Cartagena, are captured. The door, made of aged wood, emits a characteristic squeaking noise as it is opened and shut. The audio begins with the resonating creaks, which are reminiscent of the high-pitched squeak produced when pressure is applied to wood. It's a sound that one might associate with an old wooden door on rusty iron hinges, a sound that seems to echo through the quiet streets of Cartagana. There is then a brief moment of silence, followed by the distinct clatter of iron against wood. This sound suggests the door is being slammed shut, a heavy thud reverberating. It's a sound that conveys the solidity of the door and hints at its weight, the force needed to close it resulting in a loud bang. The door is then opened once more, the squeak of the wood on iron hinges repeating, forming a cycle