Inspired by the worldview of the ancient Pericú people of the Baja California Sur peninsula, this mural evokes the figure of Niparajá, creator of the sky, the earth, and the sea. From his origin came Cuajaip, who walked among humans to teach and guide them. Tradition also recalls the great struggle against Tuparán, who was defeated and expelled from the heavens; then Niparajá took from him the pitahayas and the fruits he possessed and imprisoned him in a cave near the sea, creating the whales to guard his prison.