"Todas las cosas que han pasado" (All the things that have happened) is an allegory to the passage of time, to the closure of the wounds that living causes us and the mark that these leave us. The gaze towards infinity of one who is half seeing a landscape mixed with memories. That moment in which the contained emotion overwhelms the subject, and intensifies indescribable emotions in a reflective exercise of deep spirituality. All things that have happened is an ode to the battle of living.