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Savannah Del Mar

Writer: Fekete Viola
Fekete Viola
Aug 30
1 min read

Updated: Oct 7

Savannah Del Mar represents the romantic world of Hunger — the music of Beata and Robbie falling in love. Twice in the novel, music becomes part of their story as they dance together to beautiful slow songs. On their first real date, and later on the edge of a crowded disco dance floor, they become lost in each other and, for a moment, forget the world around them. Savannah Del Mar was created to capture that feeling — intimate, dreamy and timeless, like a slow dance when nothing else seems to exist.


Close-up view of a vintage vinyl record player with a classic album cover

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