With its bold block letters above 24th Street, the Discolandia sign is an icon of the Mission District. But Discolandia, a Latin-focused record store, closed over a decade ago. Since then, there’s been no record store in the neighborhood that caters specifically to the Mission’s Latinx population. That finally changed with the July 15 opening of Discodelic (@discodelic_discos_viajantes), which specializes in vinyl from Latin American and Caribbean countries, offering Latin soul, cumbia, salsa, boleros, Cuban music, reggae and more. Head to the 🔗 in @kqed's bio to read more. ✍🏼: Sebastian Miño-Bucheli 📸: @bethlaberge