A format that was almost extinct, is becoming harder, at least in certain sectors.

The cassette, reviled for its poor sound quality, now has a labor resurgence of nostalgia and thanks to some lo fi stamps they consider the best vehicle for his editions.

Even Universal, in the UK, launched the compilation of poems "Words for You" in that format, making it the first release on a major label cassette in six years.

In the U.S. there are hundreds of labels that specialize in the format and make edits with a luxury never before seen. But the nostalgia goes beyond what is strictly musical, and also becomes a fetish.

You can buy covers for the iPod with a cassette, t-shirts, computer accessories and even jewelry to pay homage to its iconic form.

Of course it is absolutely impossible that the cassette will happen to the CD or mp3. But would not you like your walkman dust again?