We couldn’t imagine a more beautiful farewell for Ancestral Memory: Voices of Patagonia at the Library of the National Congress: receiving the energy, curiosity, and enthusiasm of kindergarten children from a school in Pudahuel.

With attentive eyes and many questions, they toured the exhibition, discovered the indigenous peoples of Patagonia, learned about their wisdom, and came closer to a way of understanding the world deeply connected to nature.

And then came the most exciting part: they were the protagonists! Through their drawings, colors, and perspectives, they captured what surprised and moved them the most.

Because when a child learns a story, asks about it, draws it, and makes it their own, the memory stays alive.