Yo sé por qué te escondes aquí

Martha runs away. Everything in her life has fallen apart and she is looking for a place where she can feel safe: the mountains that saw her grow. There she is convinced that she will be able to start over, forget about all the losses and mistakes that have just happened. However, her expectations collapse when she runs into Antonio, an elusive and liar old man who seems to have taken over the mountain refuge and whose story arouses mistrust in Marta. Ignoring the plans that each one had drawn up, the mountain and its refuge brings them face to face with their own vulnerability. While they prepare their climbing equipment, they climb the rock, repair the cabin or cook with their stove. Each one will have to face what they were actually running from. I know why you hide here mixes climbing and life in the mountains with the internal world of his characters in such a way that the limits between inside and outside fade. The narrative voice is capable of taking flight, as if it were a bird, to contemplate the mountains and their protagonists from above, to later glide and land in the deepest and smallest part of human existence. A story about exploits in the mountains that also includes the intimate and personal world of its characters.