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~Today, in Havana, USA and Cuba will hold~$ ~another round of migration talks~$
~Our country is facing the biggest~$ ~migration exodus in its history~$
~Since the year started,~$
~more than 250,000 Cubans~$ ~entered the USA~$
Did you see Luisa?
- She was there? - Yes, Alex, in the front row
- Cool - I think she liked it
There was a strange vibe
almost sacred
That was the point
Why don't we stage it somewhere outside of San Antonio?
What do you mean?
- I dunno - It wouldn't make sense
Why?
Because the performance was written for San Antonio,
it's regional
It'd be amazing in Amazonia
You think so? Amazonia
Edith, we can't expect others to make things change
The Amazonian people should do it there
What if we film it?
- I'm sure you'd love that - Maybe
But it'll have to be totally reworked
Why?
Reworked for the camera
It would be totally different
Then we'd screen it at Yara Cinema
Can you imagine?
Now you like the idea
Look at that
Decaying jungle
Don't move
Not again
- Careful, don't fall - Raise your head
- You look great - Do I?
I don't like when you place your hand on my shoulder
- Why? - Because it makes me feel
Like a cane
If I place it lower?
Now it's all ruined
Here we used to sing the song we danced to, and it was like
- What song? - I don't remember
Don't start
- Come on, sing for me - We sang "The Cat Song"
- No, I like the first song - I knew it
When you'd come in singing
The opening song, we always sang it
Come on, sing it
- The "Cuenteros" song? - Yes
- The opening one? - That one
How'd the song go?
Oh, please, Ale, you know it
Sing Sing
~We are a group~$
~Of artists who work for children~$
There were 12 of you
Actually, the song wasn't that bad
The crazy part came after when we said:
~We are theater laborers, artists~$
How crazy
Out of nowhere:
~We're theater laborers,~$ ~artists who teach~$
~We work for you~$
~We're "Los Cuenteros"~$
Hold still
- Here? - Go back
Here?
Careful
Look
Enough
~Martí's home~$ ~has always been like this~$
~Martí's home~$ ~has always been like this~$
~Martí's home~$ ~has always been like this~$
Andrea, read please
"Freedom is the essence of life" José Martí
Very good, freedom is the essence of life
Try to imagine not being free, being in a cage
Would you like that?
No
No food, no air, no nothing
So, is it possible to live without freedom?
Think about animals, sparrows,
hummingbirds, Cuban trogons
- You can't cage trogons - Why not?
- You'd get arrested - Because it's the national bird
What else? What happens if you cage it?
It dies
The same happens to humans
He throws a curveball and the batter hits it
Ground ball
The left fielder throws and he's out
And back to home base
He covers and throws
He throws to first base, out
- He throws to second, out - Double play
The best play in history
He throws
Throw it, I'm ready
Man, I really don't care about it
Two "guarapos," for me and him
I don't care, you know mine won the Gold Glove Award last year
Sure, last year but guess how many times mine won? Seven
- So what? - Yours only won four
The season's not over yet, don't forget
Sure, the season's not over I know that,
but do you know what I think?
Talking is pointless because my team will win
- Hello - Hi
- One of those, please - Sure
OUR CHILDREN ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
THE HEALTHIEST, THE MOST INNOCENT
Let's go
Throw it over
Climb up
Hurry
Go, bro
Grab the bar
Like that
Come on, you can do it
- I'll pass the ball - Okay
Fran, look over here This is the light switch?
I don't know if that's it
Take this
Done
- Come see - Wow
Look
How cool
How cool
How cool
How cool
Bro, how cool
I'm thirsty
Wouldn't it be great if we had guarapo?
In the stadium at night with my best friend drinking guarapo
Nice
- The best thing in the world - The absolute best
~February 16, 1988~$
~Dear Milagros,~$
~Angola is a country~$ ~that is beautiful yet damned~$
~With the Angolan forces and the SWAPO~$
~we are making the South African~$ ~UNITA troops retreat south~$
~We've neared the border with Namibia~$
~Tomorrow we'll cross the Lomba River,~$
~I'm almost afraid to leave it behind me~$
~During these months,~$ ~it reminded me of our river,~$
~our walks along the banks~$
~Its flow helped me keep the memory~$ ~of your smile alive during all this time~$
~Hope this letter finds you well~$
~Pedro says he misses your "chicharrones,"~$ ~he dreams of them~$
~I miss them too~$
~Yours forever, Miguel~$
- Ten-hut - Ten-hut
- Ready for class? - Ready
Okay, good
Today we'll work on defense, then move on to offense
We'll throw the ball around the bases, then we'll play a full game
Okay? Put your gloves down
Put on your caps
Ready? Pair off Count
Don't rush, kid
Don't kneel down, Fran, just bend a little
That's good Bend your knees
Don't rush to throw it back
Stay close to the line
Let the ball come to you
Bend your knees like this
There you go
Good, keep it up
Arm down, Thiago
Don't step over the line
First one to the top
- I won - Barely
I'm exhausted
Look, a plane
When we grow up, we'll go on one
Don't forget, we'll play for the Yankees,
we'll have a house, a bunch of kids,
we'll live next to each other and spend every weekend together
Won't that be great?
Totally
I'm thirsty, let's get some guarapo
~On expeditions,~$ ~the horse foresaw enemies~$
~But Palmiche even gave warning~$
~Elpidio said~$
~Listen, pal, behave yourself~$ ~or you'll join the pack mules~$
- Fran, help set the table - Coming
~Carrying beans~$
~You've been warned~$
Here, Jhon, help your brother
Fran, put the glasses out carefully
- Here - And Dad?
He'll be late, a client called
- And Dad? - He'll be late
- Go help him - He's always late
Then tell me why they said you didn't go
I did go, but it was closed
Do you think I'm stupid? Am I stupid?
Yamilet, don't start again
The Embassy visa office is open all day
- Don't lie - You're wrong
- I know where you were - It was hot, the bus, the people
- Sure, right - Stop being a nag
You don't want to come home anymore? No? Is it too much?
- Of course I want to, knock it off - You knock it off
You don't care about your family, about me, your kids, anything
After work you do as you please, you drink with friends
You do nothing, I have to do it all I can't handle it anymore
Well, you have to handle it
You need to calm down, or I don't know what I'll do
Without those papers, everything we've done is pointless
All the sacrifices were pointless
- You think I don't know that? - Then tell me what you did
Tell me
Nothing, I was wandering the streets like an idiot
Fran
- He's calling you - Fran
- Hey - Come down
Let's go play
No
We'll play hide-and-seek
No, see you tomorrow We'll talk tomorrow
Come down, don't be a drag
- No, go away - He can't
At school you said you'd come out
- Now you won't - Just leave
That's not fair, damn it
It's not a favor for me, it's for your kids
I'm fed up, fed up
Where are you going?
Hey, I'm talking to you Where are you going?
- Out - No, stay here
Let me go
~It's 6:52~$
~Mexico proposes a plan~$ ~to curb migration~$
~Increasing migration flows~$
~from Guatemala, Honduras,~$ ~El Salvador, and Cuba,~$
~mainly due to economic insecurity,~$
~urge Mexico to propose a "Central~$ ~American Marshall Plan" to the USA~$
~Inspired by the reconstruction plan~$ ~for Europe after the end of WWII,~$
~it has some features pertinent to Mexico~$
~It represents a different way~$ ~to tackle the migration issue~$
~The plan would aid El Salvador,~$ ~Honduras, Guatemala, and Cuba~$
~in promoting the development~$ ~of power plants and infrastructure,~$
~each with their own resources~$
- Wake up - Okay
- Come on - Don't tickle me
Don't wake me like that
You're not working today?
Well?
- Get up - Hold on
Or I'll tickle you again
How can I help you?
Hello, I've come to see if my documents have arrived
- A registered letter? - Yes
- The name? - Edith Ybarra
Ybarra with a Y
From Italy Yes, they've arrived
Hello
I'll take this
~The Leopard, ~$great book
That's 50 pesos
Here
Does he seem sufficiently sad, Carlos?
It's hard to tell if he's sad or if he feels alone
The puppet can only hint at it
Just concentrate on what you can express
Make use of your experience
The rest depends on the audience
I'm doing it alone, it's not easy
But that's how it has to be
You'll have to do it alone
I won't be around to solve your problems
If you really want to stay in Europe after the tour, it'll be even harder
Audiences in Rome and Paris won't cut you any slack
Night
If you want to take a shower, remember every movement you'd make
Don't mime it, but fully re-enact it
It's night, what do I do at night?
What does the night inspire?
~It doesn't matter how far apart we'll be~$
~or how much things will change~$
~Like your favorite poet wrote,~$
~always remember that~$
~oceans are the real continents~$
~I love you, Edith~$
~The Cuban Revolution has always been~$ ~an example of internationalism~$
~It's been 45 years since more~$ ~than 350,000 people~$
~took part in Cuba's military mission~$ ~in Angola~$
~"We're carrying out~$ ~an essential internationalist duty~$
~by helping the Angolan people,"~$ ~said Castro~$
~We are talking about Operación Carlota~$
~In 1975, Angola fought to defend~$ ~its independence~$
~against the South African invasion~$ ~aided by the USA~$
~On November 5th, Cuban troops,~$ ~led by Fidel Castro,~$
~decided to back Angola's battle~$ ~till it succeeded~$
The ball
Come on, quick
Halfway there, the tire goes flat,
so he gets out of the car to fix it
and looks back
When he looks back he sees Shango, the god of thunder, and shits himself
Shango grabs his arm and puts him back in the car
"Let's go somewhere with rum and cigars"
So the guy gets in and races to the store
He buys a cigar and Shango tries it
he doesn't like it so he throws it away,
he tries the rum
and starts puking up green stuff
Really nasty
The car fills up with green slime
and the poor guy's feet start to rot
And the car goes
It was heard all over San Antonio
It was crazy
Really crazy
The guy never returned home,
that's why the car is here, they found it on the street
I heard it was overturned, all smashed up
Santería is an easy win
But the story did scare you, admit it
You got scared
What kind of car do you want to have when you grow up?
I dunno
I want a nice Ferrari,
so when we go play for the Yankees, we'll enter the stadium like this
How cool
Come to think of it, I want a Chevrolet like my Dad's
That old junker?
Junker, my foot It's faster than yours
Yeah, whatever
Turn up the volume
Really, bro? Forget the river
The river helps cool off, but there's still too much humidity
The Ojo de Agua water cave is nice
- Yes - The only clean part of the river
We should go there one weekend
Sure, but we're talking about what to do now
Let's see
Three and four
All right, eighth and fourth
Look, Alex Look at those kids
Almost nobody plays baseball there anymore
Remember when you wanted to be a baseball player?
- I was a baseball player - Hold on a minute
You weren't a player, you liked to play
I played on San Antonio's team
Alex, you were nuts, you didn't know how to play, get real
Did you play it again?
You were nuts about wanting to be a cosmonaut
Yes, but
Not sure what would've been worse
- It's your turn - I'm stuck
You as a baseball player
or me as a cosmonaut
We'd hang out on that bench
Yes, and buy ice cream
- Ice cream for our first kiss - Right
Remember our first kiss: "Don't watch, go away"
- You can't stare at a first kiss - Remember?
Amazing
We said it was like being in Paris
A first kiss should always be in Paris
Right there
I never had that ice cream again
I wonder if it's anything like Paris
- Right? - I wonder if it's worth it
What?
Paris
Play
Hold on
Listen
You need to be careful now,
because the puppet is moving too mechanically
Make him more human
First, he looks at the father,
then he gets up
Okay?
Otherwise it'll seem odd if he gets up
Right
He looks at the father, then he gets up
You need to pay attention because the change lies in his gaze
The gaze is the first reaction
Okay, I'll try it
Remember, they don't speak
The reaction is the first word in a world of actions
So he goes here
Looks at him
and gets up
- Like this? - Yes
My turn, who'll tell me?
You?
Easy Lend me your glasses
I'll act out a scene
Tell me when to start
Ready, go
Guys, it's easy
Phrase how many words?
I acted out the scene, if you can't guess it, then
How many words?
Two
Two words?
Time's up
I knew you would get revenge
- What movie? ~- 8 and 1/2~$
That's three words
Your turn
We'll clobber you
So, is everything ready?
Not yet, I still have to take the last documents to the embassy
I see Do you know what you'll do first when you get there?
Not yet
Are we going to play?
Come on
You're taking forever
Same old story
- I'm talking to myself - What's so funny?
I thought of something and said it out loud
I'm losing my mind
- Didn't you live around here? - Yes, I'll show you
Feel the temperature change?
- We're nearing the river - Yeah
Look
Edith
- Not over there - What's the big deal?
Come on
Wait for me
There could be bats
Come on
Let's get out of here
We should go
Dance
Like this
- Over there - The bats are coming out
The movie theater looks huge without seats
A celluloid cemetery
Help me
The curtain's still there
Come here
- What are you doing? - I paid for a ticket
Want to watch a movie? I don't believe this
Just a short film
By Landrián
- Landrián? - He's the best
- Again? ~- Ociel del Toa~$
- It's so depressing - Not the dance scene
With all of the farmers dancing "changüí"
While Ociel looks on
~Every time I die for love~$
~Every time I die, my love~$
Look, the landlord is jealous because his wife is dancing
Close-up of his face
with the caption:
"Tomás is annoyed they're dancing with his wife"
- You've seen it a dozen times - Yes
That's why it was censored
The camera is not the problem, the reality is
Farmers in those times were chauvinists
Now we see Ociel
The Toa River, overexposed, handheld-camera
Cinema back then had fewer resources, but was better
Getting philosophical now
Here's the scene with the cockfight
- Farmers at the cockfight - I'm tired, let's go
You can't get tired during the cockfight scene
- Look - I'm tired, there's nothing to see
Nothing? Of course there is
There's the ghost of Landrián
~Every time I die for love~$
~Every time I die, my love~$
~Yesterday, baseball was declared~$ ~national cultural heritage in Cuba~$
~In Cuba baseball could be compared~$ ~to arts and culture,~$
~if we take into consideration~$ ~the relationship~$
~between those who play it~$ ~and those who watch it~$
~In terms of oral tradition,~$
~baseball has influenced~$ ~the way people express themselves~$
~even in the signals and movements~$ ~players use during the game~$
~Baseball is one of the most widespread~$ ~and lasting events~$
~in the last centuries of Cuban history~$
~February 13, 1989~$
~Dear Milagros,~$
~I can't wait to hug you again too~$
~The first reentries~$ ~should start next month~$
~Camilo, with his regiment,~$
~will be the first to return~$
~I gave him a necklace for you,~$ ~he'll deliver it~$
~The women here wear it~$
~when their husbands are away hunting~$
~It protects them while they're alone~$
~Lately, a sense of restlessness~$ ~disturbs my sleep~$
~Memories of you are my salvation~$
~Yours, Miguel~$
The crybaby winds up and
Bro, what the heck are you doing?
What do you want?
- Try to aim over there - Listen
Put the bat down and you try to pitch it now
No, you always do this, give it a try
See? You can't do it either
- I'm not a pitcher - I can tell
I'll give you 10 pesos if you pitch it through the tire
Three times?
No, just once
- Once in the center? - Yes, 10 pesos
Go on
Hold on
What the
You have a problem
You're aiming at the wrong spot
I'll get it now
- And now Pablo's helping us - Good
The Embassy gave him a visa last week
I can't believe it, how great You must be glad
We can't even believe it After all that paperwork
- What'll you do with the house? - I talked to my brother
I was worried because he's so busy with work,
but he'll look after it
Will you all be able to leave together?
That's tricky
He has to go first,
and then after a while we'll request family reunification
Wonderful
- But still - You deserve it, my dear
You're great, such a great mother and wife
But it'll take time
Who knows how long it will take to get to the USA?
You just have to be patient
How are the kids dealing with this situation?
Jhon is too small to understand, but Fran
Fran is older, he understands everything
Which do you want to play with?
Which do you want to play with?
This or the triceratops?
I dunno, Jhon, leave me alone
You don't want to play?
No
Huh?
You don't want to play? Okay
If you don't want to play with me, then forget it
I won't give you anything
Want to play?
Want to play? Look
Stop it Stop it
Enough
Leave me alone
I don't want to play
You need to straighten up quickly You took too long
Keep your hand behind you
Like that
Ready
Pitch
Come on
Pitch faster
Break the sound barrier
Go
One
The next one will be good, Alain C'mon
Good
- First - Throw it Throw it
Fran, you need to move your arms
Work out your arms, bro
What are you doing? Move your arms, do something
I'll tell you this for your own good:
you need to do something, the coach yelled at you twice
We're growing up, we have to work hard to make our dream come true
- Jesus - You sound like my mother
You're not my coach, so quit yelling at me
Okay?
- I'm trying - I know what I'm doing
I'm trying to do what's best for you
You have to apply yourself, you're being lazy
Do the exercises, play baseball well
Wake up, man
Worry about yourself, quit worrying about me
Jesus
At this rate, we'll never join the best Yankees players
Shut up
Morning
Gloria Talia Infante
Nora Lydia Gómez Agosta
Thanks
Here
Hand on the scanner
Okay
Good
Your paperwork is all set, we'll call you
Bring this when you come back
- Thanks - Sure
Alex, put that bag on the floor
Alex, it's dirty, put it on the floor
- It's dirt, not garbage - Same thing
It's not the same, Edith
- That's the problem - What?
What you said, the way you see things
What things?
What things?
Don't
Say hi instead of worrying about the bag
You're leaving without a word
You have nothing to say?
~March 20, 1989~$
~Dear Milagros,~$
~I'm not sure what you've heard~$
~I made sure to write to you~$ ~as soon as I could~$
~I'm fine, don't worry~$
~The South Africans continue~$ ~to ambush us, but we're trying to resist~$
~During the last attack,~$ ~many comrades were injured or died~$
~Even Pedro died~$
~They tried removing his spleen~$ ~to save him, but it didn't work~$
~It's best if you tell Carlos~$ ~and the others~$
~Lieutenant Espinosa said we won't~$ ~be back as soon as we thought~$
~Reinforcement troops~$ ~should arrive by the end of the week,~$
~but nothing is certain~$
~I'm tired~$
~My bones ache from the humidity~$
~and each morning I'm afraid~$ ~to wake up and find out~$
~that another comrade has died~$
~War is awful,~$ ~I can't take it anymore~$
~Tell my brother~$ ~that whatever he sent didn't arrive~$
~He must've messed up~$
~Yours, Miguel~$
~PS: Did Camilo give you the necklace?~$
Strike one
Ball
Ball
Two balls, one strike
- Strike - That's not a strike, it's a ball
How could I even hit that pitch?
Just focus on swinging
Come on, the vendor's coming
Fried plantains, "chicharrones"
Come get fried plantains Come get chicharrones
Come on, there's the vendor
I have fried plantains and chicharrones
Let's go
Come get fried plantains
Let's go
Let's get fried plantains, you love them
- How much? - Ten pesos
- One, please - Here
- Enough - Thanks
Enough, Jhon
- Look - Look, Jhon
- This way - You love fried plantains
Come here, Jhon
You're nuts, he's too small
I'm too small, dummy
Then you come with me, I'll show you something
Coming Jhon, stay there
Come here
Look
A hiding spot in the middle of the bridge
So?
What will you give me if I hide under the train?
A baseball bat
- Not enough - A bat and two balls
No, I'll be under a train
A bat, two balls, and 10 pesos
Deal
- You'd better pay up - I will
Let's go
Are you really leaving me here alone?
Go on
If you're leaving me here alone, at least give me the plantains
- No, we're leaving - You're not waiting for the train?
No
You're such a drag
Here comes the bus
The bus, the bus
Gimme your hand
Help me carry this
Come on, gimme your hand
I don't want to carry anything
Okay, but hold your brother's hand
Tell her about the airplanes we saw today
Okay, but hold his hand
- Where's Dad's car? - He couldn't come
Why?
Because he couldn't
- Why? - Because he couldn't
- Why? - He sold it
- Why did he sell it? - He had to
But I told you not to sell it
Fran, enough
You'd rather come by bus than by car
- I'm not coming with you - Yes, you are
- I'm not - Gimme the bag and move it
Hold your brother's hand and move it
- No - Fran, come on
Jhon, let's go Move it
No
I'm leaving
Come on
- Fran, come on - I'm not coming
- Come on - I said no
Move it
- He's such a brat - Yes, he's a brat
What matters most is to communicate
and make sure everyone can see,
because each seat will have a different point of view
Make sure he's visible,
don't just move him for the heck of it
Like that
You must define his character, for example
He sat down, he feels safe
Yes
Once he feels safe, he starts to move in a different way
He dances, moves, sings whatever
You have to decide this and quickly,
because the show opens tomorrow
All right
~The conditions will give rise~$ ~to a low-pressure system over our area~$
~For those of you just tuning in,~$
~today is the official start of hurricane~$ ~season in the north Atlantic,~$
~the Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico~$
~The situation is rather complicated~$ ~in our area~$
~We see the presence~$ ~of a large low-pressure system,~$
~which will cause volatility~$ ~in the southeast of the Gulf of Mexico,~$
~in the Yucatan peninsula,~$
~and most of all,~$ ~in the northeast Caribbean Sea,~$
~increasing the chance~$ ~of a tropical cyclone as confirmed~$
In a place amidst the oceans
whose name I don't care to remember,
not long ago, a certain kind of music was forbidden
because it aroused certain feelings
How are you?
Thanks
I didn't know you were here
So? What did you think?
- Great - You liked it?
- You floundered at one point - Yes, I did
- You need to let loose - I lost my train of thought
- It happens But you pulled it off - I did
Now try to enjoy the show,
with your mind and body
And his father said:
"Son, you are always with me, and all that is mine is yours,
but it was fitting to celebrate,
for your brother was dead, and is alive,
he was lost, and is found"
To prepare ourselves to celebrate the sacred mysteries,
let us acknowledge our sins
Through my fault, my fault, my most grievous fault
May almighty God have mercy on us,
forgive us our sins, and bring us to everlasting life
Amen
Lord, have mercy
Christ, have mercy
~May 15, 1989~$
~Dear Milagros,~$
~we finally reached the coast~$ ~the other day~$
~I can see the ocean,~$
~it's vast~$
~Knowing you're on the other side~$ ~makes me feel closer to you~$
~Paco managed to steal a radio,~$ ~we listen to music all day~$
~I imagine you dancing~$
~I imagine lots of things~$
~Our Sundays, sitting together~$ ~on a bench in Parque Central~$
~The scent of our home, the picnics~$
~I imagine the sad mornings too,~$
~when we don't want to do anything~$ ~but be together~$
~I imagine your feet under the sheets~$ ~searching for mine,~$
~convinced that they're not alone~$ ~in this world~$
~When I imagine the future, I see you~$
~It won't be long now~$
~The only thing that calms me down~$
~is imagining the day when I'll see you~$ ~from the train window~$
~Always yours, Miguel~$
There's dirt, algae, flowers, shells
Basically, all natural elements
Let's create a connection between them and your favorite object,
the one you brought in that is part of your memory Okay?
We'll build a bridge between our memory,
our existence, and the reality of our surroundings
It's essential to grasp that,
it's essential to know that we exist in a place,
that humans live in a place
Our first home isn't the one we live in, but nature
Understand?
What's your element, Ángel?
- My element? - Your favorite object
My favorite object is
What did you bring in?
Whatchamacallit a harmonica
Why is this harmonica important to you?
Because it belonged to many people,
to many people in my family,
and finally, to me
I'm proud of it
because it is a keepsake of my family,
of the people I never met
Now connect with your family through the harmonica
What's this?
A toy car
Why is it important to you?
Because my Dad gave it to me, it's a keepsake
Let's imagine taking a trip in this car
with the music Ángel is playing
Imagine a ride around this landscape
You can create a road or a garage for this car
being moved by the music Ángel is playing
Go ahead
This is so nice It reminds me of the beach
Listen, close your eyes
I don't hear anything
Close your eyes, try
Like this
The sound of the water, the sand
and sometimes in the distance you can see the USA
Why are you still awake?
- Where's Dad? - He's not back yet
Go to sleep or you'll be tired in the morning
- Mom? - Yes?
Are you afraid of death?
What kind of question is that?
Yes or no?
No
Why?
Because I never think about it
You shouldn't either, you'll grow up and study
Which player do you like better: Yulieski Gurriel or Iglesias?
Don't they play different positions?
One pitches, one hits
So they're both good
Yes
Go to bed
- All right - Everything will be fine, you'll see
Everything will change
I don't want anything to change
Edith Ybarra Clara
Come in
In a place amidst the oceans
whose name I don't care to remember,
not long ago, a certain kind of music was forbidden
because it aroused certain feelings
They were profound and authentic melodies
that slowly became forgotten
These feelings survived, tucked away
in the pure souls of some musicians,
who, now and again,
brought out these ancient sounds
Tonight, ladies and gentlemen,
you will witness the story of one of them
May the theater lights show us
the truth and beauty of this story
No
No, give it to me
No, give it to me now
Gimme, we had a deal
You're not nice
Just let me have it
~Good morning, Edith~$
~Or maybe good evening, who knows~$
~I was looking at the pictures~$ ~from our Havana trip, remember?~$
~You said Havana was the ideal place,~$
~a lively city~$
~whose crumbling buildings~$ ~reminded you that everything ends~$
~You'd always been impatient,~$
~you wanted everything right away~$
~You always aimed for more~$
~I admired your folly,~$
~and I couldn't help~$ ~but bask in your flame,~$
~in your energy~$
~You know,~$
~I'm so afraid that you'll forget me~$
~That you'll slowly forget me~$
~Nothing's changed here in San Antonio,~$
~the heat and humidity~$ ~slow everything down~$
~It seems like time doesn't exist here~$
~There are still many problems~$ ~There's no meat, or fish, or eggs~$
~there's not even olive oil,~$ ~or there's never enough~$
~I'm still writing the show~$
~and Ivan is helping a lot~$
~The theater kids have made progress~$
~One kid dreams of becoming~$ ~a puppeteer like you~$
~Marco is still drinking beer,~$
~he spills rum on my hands when serving~$
~The "Super Club"~$ ~changed its name to "Delirio"~$
~That's all,~$
~nothing else has changed~$
~Everything needs to change here~$ ~to remain the same,~$
~just like it says~$ ~in that Italian book you left me~$
~Have you seen snow on the Alps?~$
~Did you taste it?~$
~I wonder if it tastes like the ice cream~$ ~we got at "Coppelia"~$
~Let me know, please~$
~It's impossible for me~$ ~to shake off the nostalgia, you know~$
~It's impossible to shake off the memories~$ ~and things I truly love~$
~I hope you feel happy,~$
~I hope you are happy~$
~I'm still here~$
~I love you~$
~I love you so much~$
~Don't forget me~$
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