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La Lindosa - Cave Paintings
Documentary
Museo del Oro del Banco de la República
The rock paintings of La Lindosa in the Guaviare department of Colombia are the largest in existence and are over 12,000 years old. This short documentary is part of a series of documentary pieces we produced for the Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic for the exhibition that will be on display throughout 2026 in Bogotá.
Audiovisual production
Organizmo - Bioarchitecture Center
Documentary
La fundación Organizmo es un centro de formación regenerativa. Han contribuido al fortalecimiento de la identidad cultural, del tejido social y el bienestar de distintas comunidades rurales colombianas mediante proyectos que se manifiestan desde el arraigo al territorio en desarrollo de hábitats sostenibles y múltiples expresiones artísticas y culturales.
Audiovisual production
Pasca - Territorio de Ofrendas
Documentary
Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic
In southwestern Cundinamarca lies Pasca, a municipality of cold lands and landscapes that connect with the Sumapaz páramo. There, among mist-shrouded mountains, it was common for farmers to find Muisca archaeological remains. In 1969, in a cave on La Campana hill, one of those discoveries was the iconic Muisca raft.
Audiovisual production
Pre-Hispanic wind instruments at the Zenú Gold Museum
Documentary
Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic
The aerophones—ocarinas, flutes, and conch shells—were constructed with specific sounds used to establish dialogues with various beings in the environment, such as birds, rivers, and mountains. They have tones very different from those of the Western musical system, and the sound of each one is unique.
Audiovisual production
How does he bring birds and landscapes into the rooms of the Zenú Gold Museum?
Documentary
Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic
How can the multisensory richness of landscapes, marshes, streams, and rivers be brought into the halls of the Zenú Gold Museum in Cartagena? This exhibition brings together the connection between birds, people, and ancestral sounds. To recover the sounds of ancient instruments, a multidisciplinary team from the Zenú Gold Museum—musicians, bird experts, farmers, Indigenous people, and academics—joined forces to explore the landscape and its artifacts, thus rescuing the sonic memory of the land and its inhabitants.
Audiovisual production
KAMËNTSÁ FABRICS
Documentary
Colombian Handicrafts
The history of the Kämentsá community, woven by the women of the Sibundoy Valley, is written in their textiles. Their traditional medicine, food, and representations of their cosmogony and way of life are depicted on their chumbes (woven belts).
Audiovisual production
AFRO MIDWIFE
Documentary
Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic
Traditional midwifery is life, the land, it is traditional medicine. Midwifery is what it means to be Afro-Colombian in the Pacific region. Conscious pregnancy is part of life in Afro-Colombian communities of the Pacific, and the midwives of the Colombian Pacific play a vital role in these communities.
Audiovisual production
FILIGREE
Documentary
Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic
Filigree is a traditional jewelry-making technique originating in the Mompox region of Colombia. Its importance in the country stems from the fact that various communities have incorporated it into their craft practices and have refined it over time.
Audiovisual production
VUELTIAO HAT
Documentary
Gold Museum of the Bank of the Republic
The vueltiao hat is a national symbol and cultural heritage. It embodies the history and cosmogony of the Zenú people, reflecting their relationship with nature and life. This documentary takes a journey through different rural communities in the Caribbean, exploring the processes and significance of the hat for the community.
Audiovisual production
KNOWLEDGE AND TRADES OF THE PACIFIC
Documentary
Colombian Handicrafts
The communities know how to live in the jungle and navigate the rivers and seas; they are skilled fishermen and artisans of all kinds. Among the ancestral knowledge and crafts that stand out are the construction of musical instruments such as the marimba.
Audiovisual production
YAPURUTÚ CURRIPACO
Documental
Camino / Canal Trece
We traveled to Inírida, the capital of Guainía. A magical and mystical place in our country to meet Don Fernando López, the last Kurripako elder, who crafts the yapurutú, the flute of the god Kuai, the master of music and dance. This episode is part of the series "Indigenous Peoples" on Canal Trece.
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Audiovisual Production
PRAISES AND GUALIES
Documentary
Camino / Canal Trece
Viajamos al Chocó, al sur de Quibdó, su capital, para conocer a las mujeres del Cantón de San Pablo. Quisimos entender uno de sus rituales más importantes y la manera en que despiden a sus muertos: los alabaos. Capítulo que hace parte de la serie Originarios de Canal Trece
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Audiovisual Production
WOUNAN CHAMPITA
Documentary
Camino / Canal Trece
The Wounaan, great navigators and inhabitants of these jungles, opened the doors of the Balsalito community to teach us about the relationship between their music and dances and their cosmogony and their god Ewandam.
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