A group of children play football on a quiet neighborhood street as the sun begins to set. Dust rises beneath their feet, long shadows stretch across the ground and a simple wooden goal frames the game.
Hasta que Oscurezca recalls the freedom of childhood afternoons with no plan beyond playing until the light runs out. Old walls, trees, neighborhood homes and an improvised field give the scene its lived-in sense of place.
The warm sky and expressive brushwork turn an ordinary game among friends into a memory of childhood, friendship and belonging.
