De la imagen a la historia. Documentación audiovisual del sector El Morro de Moravia, un barrio popular de Medellín, Colombia, 1976-2021.

The article describes how a collection of records of a specific territory in Medellín (Colombia) was created. To this end, a brief history of the Moravia neighborhood and the El Morro sector is given; The methodological and conceptual interweaving is introduced after that; then, it is shown how the inventory of sources was built from the videos of the territory, by describing the fields and criteria with which the audiovisual pieces were classified and referred to; and subsequently, the results of the selection processes applied are presented, making explicit the forty-two films and videos gathered by means of a summary table, as evidence of the documentation work to elaborate an audiovisual state of the art. Finally, there is a reflection on the importance of a specialized bibliography of videos that, as media memories, express the culture of local remembrance, thus allowing the assessment of practices, and diffferent forms of knowledge and resistance of residents of the neighborhood, inhabitants of the city and foreigners, through cinema and video, as part of the information media for history, which is susceptible to becoming filmic heritage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]