The typical plants of the island of La Palma, Gran Canaria, crawl, overcoming as best they can the incoherence of a soil in which it seems impossible for plant life to take root. The volcanic stone has a color between a sulfurous yellow and a tobacco brown, passing through a wonderful range of reds, oranges and ochres, sometimes veined by grays and cupric greens. Breaking the rocky discourse, the blue tajinaste is born. It is accompanied by the yellow of latex and broom and indigo