There's something inherently captivating about the open road, a blank canvas waiting to be filled with stories, emotions, and experiences. In the road movie "Deseosos de todo al mismo tiempo," we follow Alonso and Armando as they embark on a journey in their car, reflecting on the women they once loved.

As Alonso and Armando set off, leaving behind the familiarity of their lives, they embody Kerouac's sentiment: "Nothing behind me, everything ahead of me, as is ever so on the road." Their journey is not just a physical one, but a voyage through their memories and emotions, seeking closure and understanding. The road stretches out before them, a symbol of endless possibilities and the unknown adventures that lie ahead.

Throughout their journey, Alonso and Armando engage in heartfelt conversations, sharing their joys, regrets, and the lessons learned from their past relationships. This echoes Kerouac's belief that "The best teacher is experience and not through someone's distorted point of view." Each story, each reflection, is a testament to the wisdom gained from lived experiences. The road becomes their classroom, and their shared moments, the curriculum.

"Deseosos de todo al mismo tiempo" is more than just a road movie; it's a meditation on love, loss, and the human condition. Alonso and Armando's journey serves as a reminder that while the road may be long and winding, it's the experiences along the way that shape us.

Photos by: Angel Ruiz.