LOS DIOSES

Alzheimer’s disease significantly impacts episodic memory, which is essential for recalling specific events and the details associated with personal experiences. Under this condition, memory becomes fragmented and disordered, characterized by bursts of scattered recollections that may emerge in response to certain stimuli, especially auditory ones. These stimuli give rise to images that, although lacking detail, allow the individual to momentarily immerse themselves in fragments of the past.

The short film López López is preceded, followed, and accompanied by this homemade EP. It is the result of two months dedicated to locating and preserving the erratic cadence of a time and a life that are fading away, from a playful and naive perspective grounded in accompaniment, exchange, and experimentation.

In the same way that ambient music was conceived to accompany everyday activities, this EP avoids stridency and focused listening, favoring instead a modest, organic mobilization of images, noises, and sounds. The result is a soundscape that envelops those memories and emotions that have lost their original context, articulating an atmosphere capable of evoking the memory held within an unfinished space, a fractured time.