This mural talks about Agulus and his culture. On the one hand, the whistling girl represents the present born from an inherited past, the whistle declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, merges with the summit and the sea of the people. The whistle reminds us of the importance of culture, from its most iconic characters to the most ancestral traditions.
Hands surround the eye that is inspired by the gaze of Cesarina Bento, one of the first women creators of Canarian poetry. It reflects the tradition of the bonfires of St. Mark that illuminate Agulus on a night full of tradition and emotion. A symbol of memory and root.