Ramiro Weileras

Calling 'La vida era más corta' by Milo J one of the best albums of 2025 is an understatement; we need to talk more about the human need it responds to beyond its musical quality. This album is a compilation of stories that we could all relate to, but it doesn't dwell on sadness and anguish; it offers us solutions to the very problems the project raises, stemming from what Milo was questioning about what was happening in his own life. Like all good things in life, its greatness is very hard to put into words, but in this documentary, we will test ourselves and see what this project has to teach us and why it is not just another album.

On April 30, 2026, Cero* played their first show after the release of After Foe to over 1,500 people at Groove. Those of us who were there witnessed an event that will be historic in the history of Argentine music, even though today it seems like just another concert. To gain a bit more historical perspective in a time when everything is moving so fast, this documentary will demonstrate that history is still being made in the present.

Calling 'La vida era más corta' by Milo J one of the best albums of 2025 is an understatement; we need to talk more about the human need it responds to beyond its musical quality. This album is a compilation of stories that we could all relate to, but it doesn't dwell on sadness and anguish; it offers us solutions to the very problems the project raises, stemming from what Milo was questioning about what was happening in his own life. Like all good things in life, its greatness is very hard to put into words, but in this documentary, we will test ourselves and see what this project has to teach us and why it is not just another album.

Calling 'La vida era más corta' by Milo J one of the best albums of 2025 is an understatement; we need to talk more about the human need it responds to beyond its musical quality. This album is a compilation of stories that we could all relate to, but it doesn't dwell on sadness and anguish; it offers us solutions to the very problems the project raises, stemming from what Milo was questioning about what was happening in his own life. Like all good things in life, its greatness is very hard to put into words, but in this documentary, we will test ourselves and see what this project has to teach us and why it is not just another album.

Calling 'La vida era más corta' by Milo J one of the best albums of 2025 is an understatement; we need to talk more about the human need it responds to beyond its musical quality. This album is a compilation of stories that we could all relate to, but it doesn't dwell on sadness and anguish; it offers us solutions to the very problems the project raises, stemming from what Milo was questioning about what was happening in his own life. Like all good things in life, its greatness is very hard to put into words, but in this documentary, we will test ourselves and see what this project has to teach us and why it is not just another album.

On April 30, 2026, Cero* played their first show after the release of After Foe to over 1,500 people at Groove. Those of us who were there witnessed an event that will be historic in the history of Argentine music, even though today it seems like just another concert. To gain a bit more historical perspective in a time when everything is moving so fast, this documentary will demonstrate that history is still being made in the present.

On April 30, 2026, Cero* played their first show after the release of After Foe to over 1,500 people at Groove. Those of us who were there witnessed an event that will be historic in the history of Argentine music, even though today it seems like just another concert. To gain a bit more historical perspective in a time when everything is moving so fast, this documentary will demonstrate that history is still being made in the present.