The photograph captures a sun-drenched afternoon in Alfenas, Brazil. The scene is set within a bustling, open-air market ('markitocosta'), overflowing with vibrant produce and handmade goods. A young boy named Kito, around 8 years old, stands slightly apart from the lively crowd, his face illuminated by an almost ethereal golden light filtering through a canvas awning. He's clutching a single, perfectly ripe mango in his hands ('delicia'), its orange hue mirroring the warmth of the setting sun. The mango is partially eaten – he’s clearly devoured 'todinho' of it, leaving only a small bite remaining. The composition centers around him; blurred figures representing 'vcs' (you all) move in the background, hinting at community and shared experience. The overall feeling is one of contented solitude, a moment suspended in time. A subtle, handwritten sign partially visible behind Kito reads “'Estar’ - To Be,” referencing his presence and simple joy. A discarded ice cream wrapper ('foi', it's gone) lies near his feet, signifying a previous indulgence. The mood is nostalgic, warm, and slightly melancholic, yet ultimately uplifting. The lighting is key—strong directional sunlight creates long shadows and highlights the textures of the mango skin, Kito’s worn clothes, and the surrounding market stalls. There’s an intentional graininess to the image, lending it a sense of authenticity and timelessness. The word 'meu' (mine) appears faintly written on the handle of the basket near him – perhaps indicating ownership or connection to a family tradition. The style is reminiscent of documentary photography with a touch of painterly softness.