Like mysteries of the spirit, the ocean hides calms and turbulences. The temporary stillness of the sea, its renewal and its depth, can, as few things, outline an exact map of man, whose exploration is always gratifying and bitter. This act of knowledge is approached in Pacífico (Pacific) through the encounter with great works of Cuban and universal music, together with new compositions that reveal the obsession with arriving another imagined coast. By virtue of this search, the new creations of Tensy Krismant and Miguel Núñez have been part of projects where diverse languages merge —graphic, poetic, and audiovisual—, in order to offer a plural homage to the human being. Some of the proposals are the documentary made by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) about the traffic in children, the documentary Asia en Barcelona (Asia in Barcelona), produced by De Armas Film, and the Cuban feature film Mañana (Tomorrow), directed by Alejandro Moya (Iskánder). That’s how another voyage of discovery falls within Pacífico, inspired this time by the finding of new routes for the reunion of man and for peace.