The album "Haciendo Agua" presents a fusion of elements that make it difficult to classify into a specific genre, which is good news as it demonstrates its richness and originality. While it could be considered part of jazz culture due to its classical formation and the presence of instrumental music with improvised solos, this work goes beyond the conventions of the genre. Vibraphonist Ezequiel Finger has assembled an outstanding team, with Pablo Puntoriero on saxophone, Diego Pojomovsky on bass, and Gabriel Spiller on drums, who function as a solid and consistent group. Although inevitably there are references to Gary Burton, an iconic figure in the world of vibraphone, Finger manages to stand out with his own language and an approach that has a very Argentine air in the way arrangements are approached.