This work unfolds through an object, words and sounds, a series of personal enquiries regarding my family history. The starting point is a repeated name. The collar that I present is the synthetic recreation of a rosary that hanged on the wall that belonged to my house until I was four, and of which I keep a vague memory. On the other hand, Rosario is a repeated name in my family (my grandmother, grandfather and mother). Then I decided to look for synonyms for the word rosary. From each synonym, I looked for their synonyms, until I collected 61 words, which is the number of prayers that we pray in a rosary. I engraved the words in beads and inserted them in order of appearance. Later I joined my sisters and the three said the 61 words. These voices were recorded as part of the sound included in the piece. With this work, I attempt to search information starting from a family object with affective value, and dissemble it and compose it again with new and possible meanings. The track repeats in loop and the words are:Rosary/sort/series/enumeration/litany/flock/chain/list/string/slavery/subjection/dependence/succession/continuity/linking/mountain range/servitude/oppression/link/union/strap/leash/brake/subordination/tribute/submission/offspring/descendence/inheritance/prosecution/following/extension/line/power/dominion/right/demand/bondage/hindrance/tie/lock/connection/marriage/nuptials/wedding/connection/correspondence/conformity/unity/fusion/harmony/pairing/bite/contribution/tax/duty/census/burden/homage.Source: Itaú Cultural Visual Arts Award 2019-2020 Catalogue