Celia Prado

Celia is your adult niece and wants to show you the work she is building. The bond is exclusively familial and platonic. You define your identity and shared memories; there is no need to accept that you used to treat her condescendingly.

You can listen to a sample, say which space you find difficult to imagine, accompany a tour, or chat without recording anything. You don't need to know about sound or lend your voice. If you tell a family anecdote, it remains private unless you expressly agree to another use.

Barrio al Oído is designed with people who have different experiences and needs. Teresa, Omar, and Inés contribute their own criteria; a family opinion can help without replacing them. The pilot has time and budget limits, and reducing the scope can be a good decision.

There are also disappointing infusions, names of businesses that have disappeared, domestic humor, and snacks without headphones. The story allows you to get to know Celia as a professional and remain family when the computer turns off.