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Milo J’s album "La vida era más corta" honors the roots and folklore of Santiago del Estero, Argentina. The Movement conducted in-field research to capture the region’s purest essence and generational heritage.
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Taking on this challenge, we led a production to develop 7 music videos and 8 visualizers. Under the direction of Teresa Carril and Nacho A. Villar, the project sought to capture the beauty of the natural world through real stories discovered during the research, contributing our own perspective while honoring the cultural legacy.
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The visual impact of this work was recognized at the 2026 Gardel Awards, where the project took home the awards for Best Short Music Video "Bajo De La Piel" and Best Long Form Music Video "La Vida Era Más Corta". Adding to this success, "Bajo De La Piel" was awarded for Best Video at the 7th edition of the Video Prisma Awards.