
On an Argentine beach in the 1990s, two children build winding canals through the wet sand while an adult pours hot water into a mate beneath a striped umbrella.
Colorful windbreaks, folding chairs, a weathered cooler, woven bags and a passing vendor recreate the rhythm of a crowded January afternoon. Beyond them, the Atlantic stretches toward a bright, windswept horizon.
Enero junto al Mar is about long hours in the sun, improvised games, the sound of the waves and family holidays that remain vivid long after summer ends.








