Cerro Tacarcuna is the highest point in the Serranía del Darién, the mountain range that divides the border between Colombia and Panama. Located in the Chocoano Urabá, it is a biological corridor for the species that transit between Central and South America and concentrates all the wealth derived from the cultural crossing between its Afro and indigenous populations. A calm gaze transports us to a place full of noise and silence in which a group of scientists makes an exploration that would not be possible without the ancestral knowledge of its inhabitants.