Here we see scenes of everyday life, of work and leisure, of the struggle for survival, of the fears that grip and the dreams that transcend. Javier Suárez Pandiello also uses lunar phrases, insofar as that fickle and capricious influence of the moon is certainly present in our lives, however much we may question the degree of efficacy with which it exercises its rule. So relax, come and see, for, as Gioconda Belli once wrote, the alfanje moon comes out to behead fireflies.