Marta Ferrer

Magos Herrera and Paola Prestini created a strategy through music to build community and foster empathy in a time of uncertainty and pain. From this collaboration, and with the participation of more than 30 outstanding international musicians, the album "Con Alma" (With Soul) was born, and a tour to finally bring the conversation of care to the UN Headquarters.

An observational journey by the last two cradles of Cardenche singing: Sapioriz and La Flor de Jimulco. It is a reflection of these two communities and their everyday- life, to explore a dark past and a present of resistance, and an inevitable and irreversible disappearance. A singing to lost. A singing to life.

El Varal celebrates its patron saint. But at the end of the festivities, the ranch goes back to its empty streets, the absence of family members that have migrated to the USA. The few remaining farmers work their land with nostalgia and difficulty.

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Magos Herrera and Paola Prestini created a strategy through music to build community and foster empathy in a time of uncertainty and pain. From this collaboration, and with the participation of more than 30 outstanding international musicians, the album "Con Alma" (With Soul) was born, and a tour to finally bring the conversation of care to the UN Headquarters.

Magos Herrera and Paola Prestini created a strategy through music to build community and foster empathy in a time of uncertainty and pain. From this collaboration, and with the participation of more than 30 outstanding international musicians, the album "Con Alma" (With Soul) was born, and a tour to finally bring the conversation of care to the UN Headquarters.

An observational journey by the last two cradles of Cardenche singing: Sapioriz and La Flor de Jimulco. It is a reflection of these two communities and their everyday- life, to explore a dark past and a present of resistance, and an inevitable and irreversible disappearance. A singing to lost. A singing to life.

An observational journey by the last two cradles of Cardenche singing: Sapioriz and La Flor de Jimulco. It is a reflection of these two communities and their everyday- life, to explore a dark past and a present of resistance, and an inevitable and irreversible disappearance. A singing to lost. A singing to life.

El Varal celebrates its patron saint. But at the end of the festivities, the ranch goes back to its empty streets, the absence of family members that have migrated to the USA. The few remaining farmers work their land with nostalgia and difficulty.

El Varal celebrates its patron saint. But at the end of the festivities, the ranch goes back to its empty streets, the absence of family members that have migrated to the USA. The few remaining farmers work their land with nostalgia and difficulty.

No synopsis available yet.