Solved.
I had to surround my folderpath field with smart_str according to
http://docs.djangobrasil.org/ref/unicode.html#ref-unicode
The only change needed in the example was on the last line:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/published/www/django/catalog/music# cat demo.py
import os
import music.models as model
import django.utils.encoding encode
def checkpath():
album = model.Album.objects.get(slug='como-al-agua')
return os.path.exists(encode.smart_str(album.folderpath))
I appreciate your time in helping me resolve this. Maybe this post
will help someone else who runs into this problem.
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