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Sierra
In the most remote place in the Elizondo mountains, Don Reyes, poet and goat herder, dreams of publishing a book. Without access to technology and isolated, he finds the necessary help in the school students to digitize his work. Through his story, "Sierra" reveals the struggles and hopes of a community facing the arrival of the "path of dreams," showing how true progress is nourished by respect for roots and collaboration.
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In the most remote place in the Elizondo mountains, Don Reyes, poet and goat herder, dreams of publishing a book. Without access to technology and isolated, he finds the necessary help in the school students to digitize his work. Through his story, "Sierra" reveals the struggles and hopes of a community facing the arrival of the "path of dreams," showing how true progress is nourished by respect for roots and collaboration.
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