What stories does a place hold? What memories, songs and voices shape its collective identity? Templanza invites residents of Las Caldas and Caces to take part in a creative process that uses music as a tool to explore, share and give voice to the stories of the territory.

Led by artists Ana Pereda and Antía EseUve as part of the Puxa el Barrio. Art that Lives Here programme, the project combines cultural mediation, oral memory and collective musical creation. Through a series of workshops and gatherings, participants will explore the sounds, stories and traditions of their surroundings while creating new connections between people, places and memories.