Elisa Vegas, the young talent breaking barriers in Venezuelan music: "Venezuela is a piece of writing that doesn't sound right yet."

He belongs to a "generational Venezuelan family," but his blond hair and blue eyes give him a more Nordic than Creole air.

She belongs to a guild, that of orchestra conductors, where women are a rarity; pioneers, rather, in a discipline traditionally dominated by men.

And he belongs to a generation of young Venezuelans, many of whom emigrated in search of the opportunities that their country, immersed in a rampant crisis, did not offer them.

She decided to stay and, through talent and dedication, has become one of Venezuela's most prestigious artistic figures. She has also become an example for the many Venezuelans who strive to improve their lives every day despite all the challenges.