“Fragmentos de un Mexico Imaginado” (Fragments of an Imagined Mexico) is a work that musically expresses the diverse works of Mexican artists from different periods and styles, presented sequentially, as if the listener were floating between them. This piece is inspired by the structure and concept of Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition,” where the music represents the individual paintings, much like the audience’s journey through an exhibition, moving from one painting to the next. The work is structured in four movements, each representing a different piece, separated by short interludes that symbolize the listener’s movement toward another work, an introduction, and a finale that mirror each other. The works are presented consecutively in the following order: 1. “The Farewell” – José Clemente Orozco 2. “Memory of Old San Blas” – Emilia Ortiz 3. “Mother and Son” – David Alfaro Siqueiros 4. “The Souls of the Mountains” – Remedios Varo.