Synopsis

A bleak, surreal story unfolds around characters trapped in an unsettling world where ordinary reality gives way to dream logic. The protagonists move through gray, emotionally charged spaces, confronting experiences that resist explanation and the limits of what can be said. Their journey mirrors the song's themes of inertia, alienation, and psychological disorientation, creating a visual counterpart to Santa Rita's explosive grunge-rock track. Rather than following a straightforward narrative, the video builds an atmosphere of unease, repetition, and uncertain transformation.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Baltico" opens Santa Rita's 2013 debut album, "High on the Seas," released by Aloud Music on March 11, 2013.

• The video was presented around the concept of "INERTIA," matching the song's focus on emotional numbness, social pressure, and the feeling of being carried along by an oppressive system.

• The production description characterizes the film as a gray, dreamlike story that pushes its protagonists beyond the boundaries of everyday reality.

• The cast includes Nico Chevalier, Lita Bosch, and Bruna Cusi. Robert Paterson provides the voice-over.

• The video was published by Aloud Music on December 10, 2013.

• Its production brought together Santa Rita, Aloud Music, Blur Producciones, and a larger crew working across cinematography, art direction, editing, visual effects, styling, and color grading.

• "Baltico" was one of the videos connected with the band's marine-themed album concept. Santa Rita explained that the sea names helped unite the record's songs under a shared natural and maritime framework.

• The track's title refers to the Baltic Sea and was chosen because it is the album's opening song and because the sea contains two significant gulfs.