The video "The Sound of Fusion: Sonic Weavings in Tunja, Boyacá" explores the rich cultural tapestry of Tunja through its sounds. Ana María leads us on a journey highlighting traditional crafts, such as weaving by Nibria Pulido, and their integral auditory elements, from the soft threads and designs to the rhythmic loom operations. The story features the historic architecture and religious spaces of Tunja, showcasing their preservation of silence and spirituality. Musicians like Danny Sánchez blend contemporary styles with traditional influences, adding a modern layer to Tunja's soundscape. This multimedia exploration connects music, culture, and history, aligning with educational topics such as cultural awareness and traditional arts. The video aligns with academic standards for promoting social-emotional learning and multiculturalism.