"After some time walking, we spotted the maloca where we would rest that night.

Next to a small garden, there stood a tree about seven meters tall. Don Carlos explained to me that he used its resin to purify spaces during his shamanic healing work. It was copal.

As I gazed at the resin dripping down the trunk, I had the sensation that the tree was crying..."

Memories of my journey to the Ecuadorian jungle, at the home of the Awananch family of the Shuar ethnic group.

We were very fortunate that Prin decided to spend a few days with us in Málaga. Amid conversations, the beautiful idea of creating a perfume with this note as the protagonist emerged, and the result has left us truly satisfied.

I usually perceive copal as an aroma with a certain dryness. In this creation, Prin gently accompanies the protagonist with a sweet note that blurs that sensation. After some time on my skin, the fragrance reveals a subtle caress of a certain beauty that feels masculine.

We hope you like it.

Pedro