From Carahue, the authors construct their reminiscent entelechy by attaching note to note, lapse to note, photo to photo, glimmer to photo. Signs and colors; phonemes and chants. Their ordered sequences gradually integrate until they saturate perception and bypass all defensive literalness, giving way to chaos where the only escape seems to be grasping an image or a fleeting chord, and from there, resuming a now sensitive reading, stripped of atavisms, to finally descend to the spaces where emotion guides reason and allows understanding. Along these paths, we not only find lost identities but also discover those we did not know or did not allow ourselves to know. With texts by Jorge Olave and Leonora Vicuña.