Juan Pablo José Aramburu Charneco

Bebo, a teenager from a coastal Puerto Rican town, lives with his brother in a public housing complex. They fish for a living, but growing desperation drives them to illegal dealings that promise easy money. When a job goes wrong and blood is spilled, Bebo flees with Lola, a wealthy girl seeking to escape her troubled reality. As they navigate the labyrinthine mountains, they encounter remnants of a fading way of life, contrasting with the violence that follows them. As hitmen close in, Bebo must confront his choices and decide if redemption is possible, or if the sea will be their final escape. A portrait of the Puerto Rican experience that dives into the complexities of identity, resilience, and colonial legacy, the film had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, where it was honored with Best Cinematography, Best New Director, and the Jury Award. It was also nominated for the prestigious Spirit Awards, solidifying its place as one of the most celebrated Puerto Rican films.

Legendary singer Daniel Santos lives in Ocala, Florida, and prepares his biography with Secre, a young journalist. The memory of past glories makes him embark on one more adventure: a tour of South American countries where he was known as “El Jefe” (The Chief) and where he expects to be yet again acclaimed and applauded.

UN DÍA DE MAYO (Becoming Mayo) explores the emotional journey of Mayo, a young man burdened by unresolved trauma, who must confront his painful past to reclaim his passion for painting and embrace love. The film delves into the healing process, showing how creativity and vulnerability can break the barriers of fear and guilt.

The concept behind Tazas arose when we considered that people are, in many ways, like vases. We hide what we truly feel and this song is about breaking that facade. Spilling out everything we hide inside.

Grietas de Oro is a continuation of Tazas, and the music video picks up right where Tazas ended. It’s about accepting that rupture and its subsequent repair are part of our history.

A couple tries to enjoy their surroundings and each other’s company, but an unshakable sense of paranoia follows them wherever they go. So, they decide to run away.

A man travels across the city and back into the countryside.

Ignacio Berdecía stars in Boca Boca, a film dedicated to Río Piedras

Film for musical artist Armando Dardo Flamante. Through a main character with no obvious goal in various specific tasks, the film explores nature as a place of creative ritual.