PARA VIVIR. The Unrelenting Time of Pablo Milanés

Through the life and songs of Pablo Milanés, the film unfolds as an intimate journey that, nevertheless, resonates far beyond the personal. It's a journey marked by political upheavals, moments of euphoria, and also disillusionment, ultimately reflecting an entire generation that dared —and allowed themselves— to imagine a different world.

But this is not merely a biographical portrait. The film is structured as a close and honest dialogue between a father and his son, where affection, emotional heritage, and the need to understand take center stage. In this process of looking back, the son not only reconstructs his father's story but also begins to recognize himself within it, discovering the roots of his own identity. Thus, the film becomes something broader: a story about art as a form of resistance, about the bonds that span generations, and about memory as a living territory.

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