Kid, you've been in there for 20 fucking minutes.
You go out, you go out first. Come on, come on.
Okay.
Oh, God. How fucking hot.
That?
That? - That?
I don't know, you're looking at me. Are you OK? Is something wrong with you?
So many things... - So many things?
Yes. - Oh, okay.
So? - So what?
Three or four? - No, you say four, just in case.
Counting on your funny friend?
No. I mean, count on him, but don't call him that.
Well, is it fun or is it not fun?
He's a hell of a guy, I don't want you to call him that.
Well, okay, sorry. - No problem.
Yes, let him come, we'll write him down.
Yes. - Do you know something?
That? - You look great.
I know. - Very good.
I know. Oh, sorry.
Hey. - That?
If you don't have a place to sleep today, you stay home again.
Eh... Well, we'll see. - Yeah?
Can you leave me alone for a minute? Or can't you be without me?
Can you kiss me or can't anyone see us?
Oscar, are you there?
Gordo, I know you're there, because I'm seeing your shit.
I don't think it's fair for you to get angry, really.
Come on, come out and we'll go down together.
Oscar.
Did you understand when I tried to communicate with you before?
Will you let me pass? - Was it understood?
What if you let me pass? - Yeah.
Thank you.
Hey, idiot, you're angry all the time.
Because everything I do is unfair to you.
And you leave me upside down. - How heavy with the accent.
I stop the accent. Shall I give you one?
No. - A quick one.
No. - "Pastis." M.
No, nothing?
No, aunt, no! - Okay.
Are you passing or what? - No, it doesn't matter, it happens.
Hey...
But you're coming to Jazz with me, yes.
With your fun friend?
Oscar, come on, don't fuck with me. - I don't fuck with you. You don't care.
No no.
I thought about it before calling you, I said: "Vero, don't call him."
Well, don't call, aunt.
Do you know why I called you, Oscar?
Because it felt strange to start the year without you.
That's why I called you. - Do you listen to yourself when you speak?
Oh, go, go, go. Yes. Can you listen to me for a second?
Gordo, it's been seven months now, seven months.
Really, does it always have to be like this?
We end up bad, we end up arguing no matter what we do.
See, I'm not going to be your friend.
What is your name?
The ticket. - I've already given it to you.
Give me the ticket. - I just gave it to you.
Look, turkey...
Come on, go with your colleagues, who have been there for a while, I'll cover you.
It's not necessary. - Please, what am I telling you?
Come on, let's go.
Yes. My partner is assisting you right now.
It wasn't clear that they were going to give it to me. - But let's see...
Nothing clear. No, no, I've had a terrible time.
What are you talking about?
About Manu.
Manu? What Manu?
Manu, my boss. - Ah, damn, about your job.
Clear. - But what happened, aunt? Tell me.
That she called me and... - They made her senior.
Oh wow! You have been promoted. - Yeah.
Excellent. Damn, congratulations. - Thank you.
Come on. - That's what you had to tell us.
Clear. - Already.
That he is killing it. - Well, fighting...
I'm going to work like a pig. - You're going to get paid like a pig.
At 30 years old, friend, you know? - Already.
Total.
Well, see you now.
Okay. Can you save this for me, please? - Yes, come on, I'll save this for you.
What a fabric.
Hello! How are you? - It's about time, right?
Ya, ya, ya, ya. Than the usual.
But if? Already. - And what about these?
Nothing, they have cracked. - Hey, but you're coming.
Yes. - You're coming.
- Are you doing it to me or not? - That I can't.
I'm going to Valencia and I won't be back until after Epiphany.
I'll do it to you, I'll do it to you. - But he owes me.
Come on, take it. - What happened?
Nothing, the box, it didn't fit. - Again?
Again. - Don't do it to me, they owe you hours.
Let him do it for me. If he already told me that he...
What about the dates?
I want you to make me the 5 for a Friday.
What's on 5? - The concert.
Damn, it's true. I don't work. - You do it for me.
No. - Well, look, better.
That's how he's going to do it to me.
Have you seen my colleagues? - Uncle...
In the background, on the right, I think. - I'm going to see them. A rod, please.
Yes, I'll take it to you.
Oooh!
♪ Happy birthday.
- I'll kill you. - ♪ Happy birthday.
♪ We wish you... ♪ - Old lady!
- - Go away! - ♪ ...Ana,
♪ happy birthday. ♪
Uhh!
Ha ha.
Clear.
An oversized suitcase is very good for me.
We wanted it to be big, like a person.
And that it had four wheels, so that it could go with you everywhere
and don't feel alone. - Oh!
Do you like it? There was a black one, but we thought that red would be cool for you.
It's a special color, like you. - She's gorgeous.
Are you leaving now? - Yeah.
Yes, yes. - We have the taxi there already.
Okay. - You're coming, right?
Bye. - Yeah.
Okay. Don't be late. Bye. - Bye.
- Ana. - What?
What if you like the color?
No, no, I love the color. I love the suitcase. Girls, thank you.
Thank you, really. Thank you so much. - Nothing.
Hey...
I... I, girls, I'm going to go.
Where to?
To the... To a party. - How are you leaving?
Yes, sorry. It's just that my... I mean, my work buddies are having a party.
at Clara's house and they invited me. Come on, that too...
That is, if you want to come, you can come.
Do you feel like it? I don't know. - But?
What's up with the party?
Work people, that is, nice people. It will be... it will be fine.
- - Is it close? - Because of Legazpi?
Girls, I'm just a little tired.
Why don't we finish the beer and then see what happens?
Yeah, it just feels bad to me, how they're waiting for me,
I feel bad making you wait. But...
But one thing, finish your beer quietly.
I'll send you the location and if you feel up to it, you'll come, right?
Or what?
Or... or on the 5th,
Twelfth Night, there is an incredible concert, I book.
We can see each other on the 5th.
No?
It's not commercial, it's not.
What the hell, the session was great.
What a fucking motherfucker it has been? - Yes, yes.
Smile a little, damn.
Do you see it?
One of the best of my life, come on. Not even the best,
But come on, I enjoyed it a lot.
I apreciate it. - Now what do you do?
Guys, I'm leaving now. - You are doing well.
No, no, don't go. No no. - Yes, yes, yes.
I already... I already...
And what are you doing?
I'm going with you. - But?
It stays, it stays. He alone can't stay.
Well, neither... - Nothing is going to happen either.
because he is left alone. - He just doesn't stay, he doesn't.
Well, okay, you can come home with us
and we make a little space for you. - It's just that he gets angry. It's just that he gets angry.
It's just that he gets angry. - You're a mess, you, huh?
Look what face he makes.
Happy new year. - Happy new year.
Rest. - Give me a kiss.
Yes, I'm coming.
Give the sad guy at the bar a Gin Tonic.
What do I put it on?
Whatever you want, it doesn't matter.
You still don't care, right?
Uh... Yes, yes. Yeah.
Happy new year.
Damn, auntie, it's hard for you to get out. - Well, calm down.
Take. - You take it. I carry ice.
Now we tell you, eh?
No, he doesn't take it. - Try Adri.
Hey...
Hello. Are you going to Clara's house?
Eh... Yes. - We are friends of the one who punctured.
in the Arctic, from Lioche.
Oh yes, yes. - Can there be two more?
Come on, come on. - Adri, man, I don't have the address.
- Anthracite, 12. Okay. - Sorry.
Uh... Yeah.
Okay, okay. - Sorry, huh?
Okay. - Hey, thanks. I'm Guille.
Delighted. Jorge. - Oscar.
Yes. I carry two bags of ice. Until now. Bye.
- I'm Ana. - Delighted.
Oscar. - How are you?
In the end, you have cheered up. - Well, here we go.
- That? Where do I shoot? - Anthracite, 12.
Let's go there.
Thank goodness, man. I wasn't crazy about going home.
Hey, thanks, huh? Thanks for the taxi and for the party, for everything.
That's it, that's good, good vibes.
You are the waiters of the Artic, right?
- Yes. - Oh, sure.
I've seen you at the bar. How are you? How was the night?
Good. - Durito.
Let's see, yes. - Very hard.
Complicated, but that's it. Now, enjoy.
- Yes, damn. - The plan you screwed up is cool.
And what about you? Starting or ending?
No, no, no. You are already the last.
From here to home, I have to take the grapes.
Haven't you had the grapes yet? - We take them twice.
- Come on. - Clear.
One with colleagues
and another at home, with my wife.
Of course it is, damn. Double your luck.
Exactly.
Do you do it every year?
Always, always. My wife...
Want?
- Roque falls after the chimes. And I don't care, I'm a night owl.
Waking her up with grapes is very nice, isn't it?
Are you going to wake her up now?
- Of course. - Thank you.
You look ahead. Look ahead. - Which I'll give you later.
Hey, can you upload it please?
- Come on, it's New Year's Eve. - What's it called?
Parakeet. - Perico. Come on, Perico!
Aunt, how is it?
- ♪ You packed your suitcase. - ♪ Porom, pom, pom.
♪ Oh, without saying goodbye. Oh, what pain.
♪ Your love abandoned me.
- ♪ Oh, what pain. - ♪ And everything he left.
♪ Oh, what pain.
♪ Oh, what pain, oh, what pain, oh, what pain.
♪ Oh, what pain, oh, what pain,
♪ oh, what pain.
♪ As much as I wonder.
♪ Poró, po, po. ♪
- Is it the last one or what? - Sixth second.
Hey, friend. Aren't you leaving something?
Damn, the suitcase. - What suitcase?
Thank you. - Come on.
Happy new year. - Happy new year.
Hey.
Hey, let's go?
And this? - This is a very long story.
Uncle, happy new year. - How are you?
What's up, peña? They feel it, damn it! - Hello.
Happy new year!
How are you? - How are you, aunt?
Very good.
Hello. How are you? - Look, they are colleagues.
Guille and Oscar. - Welcome.
How are you? - Leave your coats there.
Okay. - Where do I leave this?
They gave me this gift. - Right there.
Okay, cool.
Hey, the house is beautiful, isn't it?
Until you see the photo of Franco that is there.
What are you saying? And this? - In the kitchen.
Hello. - How are you?
Happy new year.
Pa' house. - You could see it coming.
You could see it coming, yeah, man.
Hey, the vodka? - There.
Where? - There.
Hey, how are you with Luis? - With Luis?
With Luis what?
That's what I say. What happens with Luis? - Nothing.
How are you? - Good.
Hey, is there any gin around? - Yes. Right there.
Oh, okay. Yes, it's here. - Everything is fine with Luis.
This is Oscar.
Oh. Hello, Oscar. - Hello.
Eve. - Delighted.
Nice to meet you.
You are one of the couples, right? - Okay, come on, see you later.
I don't even know how we got here.
- The brutal house, eh? - Very strong, right? Who lives here?
Clara's grandparents lived.
What have they moved?
No.
Oh, they're dead.
A week ago. - I'll take this, it gets hot.
Yes, the old man has snitched on her, but what a joke he has left.
Hey, Ana, are you going to celebrate this year?
Well yes, I mean, I say, right?
It's 30. - I think so.
I don't know what to do. I must think. - Sorry. Is it your birthday?
Aha. - When is it?
Today. - Today?
January 1st. - Today, day 1?
Yeah. Do you know the... the babies that are on the news?
on day 1: "The first baby of the year"?
I'm the first of '86. - Come on, man.
I swear.
I have a VHS, I can show it to you. - That's not why I'm saying it.
It's just that you're talking to the last one from '85. - What are you saying?
What are you saying? - Minutes separate us.
- Come on now. - How strong.
- It just can't be. - The DNI.
- Come on. - Take it out.
I don't know if I'm the last, but one of the last, come on.
Uh, 31. Host, 31 of 12. How strong, right?
How heavy.
This moment seems pretty heavy to me.
I mean, congratulations. - For you too.
Well, congratulations to you both.
Come on.
Wait, wait.
I want to take a good look at you.
Okay, next one. - Go.
- Let's see, there's no point in being confused. - That's what I've felt.
It's what I've felt.
Oooh!
Like a bucket of cold water.
Okay, let's see.
Hey, hush, silence here. It's not worth it.
No guesses.
It's my turn. Let's see.
Clara, you.
Are you sure? - Yeah.
Mine was water, honey.
It was mine!
It was mine.
Man, we're going to die, you know that, right? - You hit me.
Oh!
Hey, hey, hey! - Come on!
-Olé!
But I'm fine, you know?
I miss him, but hey, it is what it is, you know?
And then, the work, well, very good, aunt. Very happy.
Yeah? Let's see, it's fucked, huh?
20 kids in a class is like fucking World War II, come on.
Fucking crazy.
Well, if you could handle the Arctic drunks,
I think you can handle 20 kids and whatever you want.
That was war.
Okay, so what? What grade do you give it?
Well, a remarkable high, eh? - Hmm?
Yes. - Very good.
An 8, aunt. - An 8 in 2015?
Yes. - Aunt, very good.
An 8. - I'm glad, it was time.
Jo, that's enough, that's fine, let's go.
- Are you OK. - Yeah.
Yeah.
Oscar.
What grade do you give to the year? - The whole year?
- Yes. - How difficult.
- Think about it. People. - It smells like burning.
People, people, think, we are giving a grade to the year. It's going to be your turn.
- Mmm... Well... - Oscar, what?
- A... 6. - A 6.
A 6. - A 6? Come on, man.
A 6. - Don't be rancid.
You've had a hell of a year. - What are you saying? It hasn't been that much.
7.5 at least. A year of wonder.
Shut up, shut up, ask me, damn it. A 6.
6 is a bit neutral, right?
It's just neutral. - A 6. A 6.
A high thumbs up. - Hey.
Jorge, what do you say?
Damn, if this guy gives it a 6, I'll give it a 5, just to give it something.
Guys, this is it. The moment of truth, okay?
Wait. - One, two and...
Host!
Bran. - Saved.
It has that point of the onion and such. What a pleasure.
Truly, he was magnificent. Even if you don't believe it.
Month and a half. - But, Luis,
- that you weren't there. - And he already had a ponytail.
Yes it was. - No.
Really yes. - In the assemblies,
in the assemblies, with the commotion that there was...
- Everyone was talking. - Everyone there.
- I did not participate. He didn't say anything. - Deputy, it's just that...
- Of course, aunt, they are normal people. - Let's see, normal guy,
but he knew it, he knew what was going to happen.
Oh, yes. Screw it, that's it.
Do you know what happens? Fuck them. Ready.
Let's see, let's see, don't freak out, the usual guys win.
Yeah, yeah, but...
It's not A or B anymore, you understand me?
There are already new people in Congress.
Starting tomorrow, it's over. I have to be alert.
But wasn't it February?
Yes, for February 2.
But it can be advanced. Like being born, I could be born today.
No, he is not going to be born today. - No?
Which is not today. - Yeah.
They told us in the childbirth preparation course...
May you prepare all things. - Two months before.
Tell it to him. - Tortilla, which is...
Brilliant. Thank you very much. - Nothing.
Don't you want to? - Eh... No, not now.
Then better.
Clear.
I don't understand you. The same thing happens to me. - The fact that?
When I'm sad, my hunger goes away.
That I'm not sad. Come, come, come, come.
They tell me a lot through their eyes. - Ea.
It's just that I have like this... - Sure.
This is the second time you've told me what's sad.
Of course, go for it together, let your head come out.
- Yes. - I want to be there.
Hey, man. And thanks, huh?
Thank you for what? - From what we have talked about before.
- What do we talk about? - I'll be a hell of a father.
How good you are here, huh? - Uh-huh.
Look.
Yes, yes.
There is no God.
Be careful, you came out a little fresh, eh?
Here, in the sun, it's good.
Are you having a good time?
You? - Yeah.
Hey, by the way, you didn't say your grade for the year before, huh?
- It's true. - It must be said. Which is it?
Well, let's see, it's been a year
a bit...
a little neutral.
A 6.
Well this year we have to go up, eh? - That's what I say.
Of course, you have to go up. - We have to raise the grade.
And do you have any goals for your 30s?
Do you have any?
Well, go live in Vancouver.
Damn, almost nothing. - Yeah.
- Oh, okay. That's why the suitcase. - Uh-huh.
Can you give me some of that?
It's tobacco. - Oh.
Well, okay.
And why Vancouver?
Well because it has everything.
It's a pretty interesting place. It has waterfalls, beaches, forests...
Well, and they give Visas.
The year alone, but I have one.
Congratulations. - Thank you.
And do you have a job there? - No. No, no. Not really.
But I'm not worried. It's easy to get a job like that,
something basic.
Then, if you are patient and last two months,
You can get a job, job. Something good.
Guy?
Well, it depends a little on what you're looking for, I don't know.
- I mean... - Ranger, right?
Look.
Mounted police, right?
Also, too, too.
No, seriously. What job would you like?
I don't know, man, I haven't thought about it yet.
Well, before I worked at a newspaper.
Oh, are you a journalist? - I studied Journalism. I wasn't dedicated.
He really sold advertising space for brands,
watches, cars, that kind of thing. It was very good.
What happened?
They bought us and there may have been one who was a little better than me,
- but not much. - I'm sorry.
No. Not me, man. I hated it. They were bastards.
And you? What do you do? - I am an internist.
Host.
Okay, I mean, an internist is like a doctor of a little bit of everything.
- Yes, a little of everything. Of everything. - Okay.
How cool.
You like it, I imagine. - A lot.
- How lucky, right? - Luck?
Yes. I don't know. Have it as clear as possible.
I am clear, the hospital not so much.
A year in the ER with a shitty contract.
But they pay you like hell. - What's up? I once did the calculation
and it costs me less than 10 euros an hour.
Including the guards. - Oh really?
Yes. And they renew us from three months to three months.
You never know when they're going to kick you out.
- Ana. - Are you leaving?
- Yes. - Hosts.
- Happy new year. - Bye, Luis.
Take care of yourself. - Bye, bye.
What's happening?
Nothing. Nothing, nothing.
No, no, now you say it. - Nothing, what... what...
Well, this is dead now, right?
Yeah.
What if we leave?
Okay.
We are going to...
To my house?
Your house? Each one to his own? - I didn't mean that.
Oh, sorry. - Nothing happens. Let's see.
I meant going to Valencia. - To Valencia?
Yes, yes. - Now?
We have to say it now, because Luis is going crazy. A great plan.
Yes. - We are going to Valencia to eat.
To eat? - Yeah.
To a restaurant, Casa Amparo. - Yeah.
They make great rice. Amparo is an endearing woman, no,
as follows. - Very good.
But we have to decide now. Luis gets away in the car, then...
Come on? - Okay.
Okay? - Come on.
Yeah? - Let's go to Valencia.
Oh really? - We are going to Valencia to eat.
Okay.
Okay. - What's it worth?
Come on, okay, come on, come on... - Listen to me.
Well, come on, come on. - I don't think you're here to come.
Yes, let's go, I would like an egg.
Okay. - Come on, let's go.
Come on. - See you later.
Bye bye. Bye. - Be careful.
And... and Ali? - Hey, your jacket.
Let's go, right? - Ali I don't think he's coming.
Hey, Guille, I'm glad to have met you.
Ana, where is my cell phone?
I'm leaving, huh? I'm off. - Yes, let's go. Let's go.
He says he's coming. - I fall asleep in the car.
Hey... See you. Let's talk, okay? - Be careful in the car.
Yes, man. Come on, let's go. - I'm sorry.
-Rest. I'll call you tomorrow, okay?
Take care of me. - Leave it. Yeah.
Come on, bye, kids. - Bye.
Look, there it is.
Oh, is that it? - Yes. It's Tere.
Is she nice or what? - Yes, yes.
Is she nice? - Yeah.
Is there a rush or what? - He's been waiting for a while.
They come with us.
Well, wow faces.
Aunt, happy new year. - Happy new year.
Yes, they are coming. - Look, Óscar, a colleague.
How are you? How are you? Happy new year. - Nice to meet you.
Luckily it was 5 minutes. - Happy new year.
Sorry. It was my fault. - No problem.
Are you doing well? - Yes. We put the suitcase.
Yes. - They are coming to Valencia.
I already know they are coming. I have read the message.
Since you haven't answered... - What should I answer?
I don't know, love, what have you read, everything is okay.
Hey, we share gas. - Clear. Of fucking mother.
Did you have a good time?
Yeah.
Well, now, where do I shoot? I don't know how to get out of here.
Well, for now, straight and to the left.
Put the GPS, go.
I know how to get out of here, huh? - I know what you know, but put the GPS on.
-I put the GPS.
And then, don't go to sleep. I know you.
I'm not going to sleep. - Not even God sleeps here.
No, we didn't sleep. - Pact not to fall asleep.
I'm not going to sleep. I'm not going to sleep.
We didn't fall asleep, don't worry.
Hey, aunt, how are you doing with the "opo"?
It depends on the day, really. - Already.
Well, Oscar is a doctor. - Oh yeah?
What does it have to do with it? - You're a doctor, right?
And? Are you feeling unwell or...? Should something be done?
You have experience studying hours. - Oh, well, yes. Nothing, aunt,
what... what a lot of encouragement. - Thank you.
What are you opposed to? - To administrative.
It has nothing to do with it, come on. It has no mystery.
Well, aunt... - How could you not?
If you are giving your skin.
It's a crack, huh?
You already know all the articles of the Constitution.
Oh yeah? - We'll see the articles.
To the left at this intersection.
Hey, how come you come? Do you have family in Valencia?
No, aunt, what's up. - No.
No. Luis told me that you were going to Valencia
and this morning he gave us a bit of the point.
Yes. It was... - Like that, suddenly.
Yes a bit. - We have improvised.
It has been spontaneous.
Cool, huh? - The fact that?
Don't you remember, fat girl?
About what? - Lala's.
Lala's is, or was, a hostel in Burgos.
It would be like your Valencia.
Go straight. - Yeah.
Hey, how was your night?
- Good. - Good. Let's see, I'm exhausted.
What's more, you have worked hard.
Bump at first, but good. - Yes. But hey, it's New Year's Eve.
Yes. - Tired, but happy, Tere.
Now, well, not so tired, because you have continued for a while.
- Come on, love. - Love what?
- It's the first day of the year. - AND...?
- Let's start well. - Let me start well?
We have been wrong. - Host.
It was the other one. - I shit on my fucking life.
- No problem. - No problem.
Well, yes it happens. I am in a neighborhood that I know and drive myself.
That happens. - I drive.
- Me too. - Thank you, yes.
What's wrong, does it bother you that it came out?
- No, it's cool that you're going out. - So?
Then nothing, damn it!
That's it, damn it.
No... it doesn't seem like it.
Go straight, please. - It's not going to be that...
- Ana. - Tell me.
Is Eva nice?
- Eve? - Oh really?
Yes. You work together, right?
Uh... Yeah.
Yes, well that's it, if it's nice.
- Yes, well. - Don't fuck with me.
Whether she's nice or not, she's nice. You are friends, you are all very friends. No problem.
You're making a fool of yourself, you know that?
- Does he write to you when it snows? - You took my cell phone.
Luis, at 7:00, tells him to look out the window and it's snowing.
You're going a little fast, auntie. - Ask him if it has snowed.
Was he at the party? - Hey.
- Look ahead. - The road.
Look ahead. - What if it was
at the fucking party. - Stop, stop, stop!
Be careful! Fuck!
Aunt, be careful.
Fuck.
- No. - How not?
They must have kissed. - A kiss? Tonight...
Tonight they got involved. - There will have been four kisses.
Four kisses. - I understand Tere.
Okay, yes, but four fucking kisses is nothing either.
If every time they see each other, they get involved... - Not that...
Sorry, but... - That's not like that, man.
Luis and Tere love each other, they have their codes
and if it works for them, hey... - It works great for them.
We are miraculously alive. - How exaggerated.
As?
You got scared, huh? - Fuck. It's just been...
It was like that, like... - It was dangerous.
It was like: "Stop the car!" - No.
"Please stop the car!" - I didn't get like that.
A little yes. - What are you doing?
I have a stone here. - From the accident.
Clear. - From the semi-accident.
No, man, seriously. Let's see,
In the end, Luis is a cool guy. It doesn't deceive, you see it coming.
Well. - He's a guy, well yes, okay, messy,
she likes to like, she's... Thank you for taking her. I take her.
He's... he's... Well, he's a curious guy.
As? What did you say? Curious?
- Curious. - I love the adjective.
- - That? - You're on his side.
I'm not on anyone's side. They are not teams. From no one.
Also, I also tell you, Tere is a little rigid.
- Man, quite a bit. - A little stiff.
In the end, she is an ultra-monogamous aunt,
landlady, she doesn't like parties... - Quiet behind the wheel.
Quiet behind the wheel. In the end, each one is as they are.
And if they are together, it is because they choose each other
And, hey, what do I know? What are they doing, not being together because they disagree?
No, but also, I don't know, you have to have a certain responsibility
in the couple. That's nice too.
Yes, I agree. You have to have responsibility.
Completely. But... but, I mean, isn't it nice too?
the idea of ​​accepting the other
even if it's different from you? That you don't have to think alike.
And that, in the end, Luis will also make concessions with Tere.
And, Tere, forgive me for telling you,
but he knows what Luis is like from day minus 3.
Yes, but what about the messages? - They will be your pacts.
The messages? - What's happening?
I wrote him messages, right? He said it in the car.
"Look out, it's snowing. Look out the window, it's snowing."
No shit, it's, "I want you to be with me." They write to each other all the time.
That's a parallel relationship. - Well.
No? - Parallel relationship no.
I buy the message thing, it's more delicate.
But no parallel relationship.
And it doesn't matter, because, in the end, the summary of all this
It's just that we're in trouble and we haven't been to Valencia.
Yes, aunt. - We haven't gone and it was a very good plan.
Well yes. It was going to be closed. - No, it wasn't going to be closed.
Day 1. Day 1? We arrived and it closed. - Casa Amparo is a mythical place
on day 1. People go there because it's open.
Let's go next year. - Well.
No? - Yes, we'll see.
Hey, where are we? - I don't know, man. Where the hell are we?
That...
What are we leaving?
Are we going to... to...?
Shall we go home?
Okay.
Yeah? - Yeah.
I think it's there.
I think it's there. - It's that way, huh?
Yes. - Okay.
Well nothing. - I think, huh?
Come on, I'm a little...
Well, let's go this way.
No, the other day he stayed
a neighbor locked here, between the third and the fourth.
It took two hours to get it out.
Don't fuck with me? - No, it's not going to happen again.
Let's wait.
Well here we are.
Damn, very good, right?
Yes. It doesn't have much light, but...
No, damn, it's fucking cool.
What do you want to drink?
I have beer or... beer.
I don't think I have anything else.
Come on, then have a beer. - Yeah?
Yes. I'll stop tomorrow. - Come on. And this?
Yes. Take it away from me, please. - I'll leave it here.
Come on, don't let it bother you.
You can tell it's yours, right? - What's up, I hope. It is rented.
Well, yeah, but I mean you live alone, it's your stuff.
Yeah.
I share.
- Oh, yes? - Uh-huh.
-And how many are you? - Three.
Is the one with Guille in the photo, next to him, his girl, the one in blue?
Yes, yes, it's the one with the fo... Yes.
It's Ali.
Thank you. - Maybe I bring some water.
Please.
- - Is this your first friend with children? - Yeah.
How cool, right?
And yours?
No, mine are not there yet, but come on, they are almost there.
They already have the check on almost everything. They are the ones in the suitcase.
Ah, they seemed nice, didn't they? - Yes, beautiful ones.
Wow, a little regret there? Could be?
Could be.
Can I go to the bathroom for a moment? - Yes of course.
Look,
It's this door here.
That door. - Okay. Thank you.
Is it Nacho Vegas? - Already. I've played around a bit there.
No. What's up. I love it.
In the end, I'm left with the sad part.
Hey, what I told you before eyes and I wasn't sad
and so, come on, it was a lie. Yes he was.
Already.
But now, I'm fine.
Glad to hear it.
It was about the Arctic girl, right?
It's just that I saw you talking and I gave him some shots and so on.
Well, yes. Hey...
Well, he was my ex, yes.
What's it called?
What's it called? Vero. By...?
No, I don't know, out of curiosity.
Very pretty, right? - Oh yeah?
Yes. I don't know, it seemed like that to me, like powerful, like very...
Like very volcanic. - Volcanic?
Yes. - Volcanic.
Yeah, I don't know, like with force.
What are we doing talking about my ex? - Already. I don't know.
And here I'm like: "Wow, I really like him."
I don't know her at all, but...
Yes, yes.
Well, what about you? Are you OK?
I'm fine, yes, yes, yes.
Pretty good.
Here, with you, at ease, listening to Nacho Vegas. Good.
Talking about my ex. - Talking about your ex, yes.
-♪ Nobody promised us
♪ live forever
♪ under white sheets.
♪ I know that you keep your poor interior
♪ like in a move,
♪ towards a place
♪ that they have promised you better.
♪ And today today
♪ is going to be
♪ the longest night of the year.
♪ And I'm going to live it
♪ as if in reality
♪ did not have
♪ to attend its end. ♪
- Wait. - I'm trying
unbutton my pants and I can't.
It can't be done. - Ya, ya, ya.
-♪ And salt, blood and salt. ♪
Ouch, ouch.
Fuck.
-♪ Now to the sky itself. ♪
Hey, I'm going to get a condom. - Yeah.
Okay? - Okay.
♪ And today is going to be
♪ the longest night of the year.
♪ And I want to live it
♪ as if he didn't really have
♪ to attend its end.
♪ And today is going to be
♪ the longest night of the year,
♪ And I want to live it
♪ as if in reality
♪ did not have
♪ to attend its end. ♪
Softer, softer.
Come on.
Come, come, come, come.
-♪ And today is going to be... ♪
-♪ ...the longest night of the year.
♪ And I'm going to live it
♪ with love and absurdity.
♪ I'm ready
♪ for the purest ending.
♪ The purest ending. ♪
Oh, yes, yes.
Be careful, be careful.
Are you OK? - Yeah.
A little uncomfortable.
Okay, okay, okay.
There, there.
Jo, I'm going to cum. No, wait, wait, wait.
Wait, wait, wait.
Wait.
Jo, sorry.
No problem. - Sorry.
No problem.
Nothing happens, nothing happens.
I mean, I was ready, but... - Wait.
This is your side, right?
Yes, but it doesn't matter. I put myself here.
God.
Wow, ugh.
Oh!
Will my colleagues still party with your friend?
Honestly, I don't care.
I don't care.
Are you going to invite me to your farewell party or what?
Can't. They already made one for me when they gave me the Visa.
Oh, I thought they just gave it to you. - No.
No, they gave it to me in April.
In April? - Uh-huh.
But what happened? Why haven't you left?
Because it wasn't the time.
Since they give you the Visa, you have one year to leave.
But do you have a ticket?
No.
Oh, okay, okay, okay.
That?
No, no, nothing, that before, when you told me,
I thought you really wanted to leave.
And I really want to go.
But you don't have a ticket.
Are you OK?
Yeah.
Have I said something that didn't...?
No.
Sure? - Uh-huh.
Okay, okay.
What is it, that you would miss something if you left?
Any special story or person?
Apart from me, of course.
No.
Do you speak English?
Yeah.
Perfect? Bilingual? - No.
Well, look, that's something you'd take away, right?
Are your parents well?
Healthy?
Yeah.
Grandparents?
Dead. - Good.
Good.
I say that there is nothing to lose. - No.
What else?
Would you like to be a mother?
I guess so, I don't know.
Someday, but it's soon, right?
There is still time. - Yes, yes, of course, that's why.
That's why?
No, I'm saying that it would give you time to go and come back, right?
Yes. And to be a mother there. - Also, too.
You make me envious, huh? - Yeah, of course.
I envy you because you don't leave.
-No. Know? But this is what my life is like, you know?
You, tomorrow, maybe you'll be there, with a polar bear,
fishing for salmon
Plus, you can always come back.
Yes, yes, it's true, I can always come back.
Where are you going? - Now I come.
What are you doing?
E-mail.
Anavarelam86@... - Wait, wait.
Varela. M 80...
- 86. - Sure.
What day are you looking for?
April, right?
April is a bit fair. Look for March, right?
- - For March? - Uh-huh.
Okay. Well March.
The 16th?
- Come on, for example. - Come on.
Yeah.
Although today is Friday. - AND...?
On Fridays it is much more expensive. - What a poor excuse.
Eh... 725 euros?
What's wrong, you don't want to leave?
Yes I love myself. - Mobile phone?
What a performance to get my number.
No, they ask me.
They ask me here.
611... - 611...
001127. - 001127.
Lady Ana...
Last name? - Varela.
Oh, it's true. Varela. How beautiful.
- - And the second? - Martinez.
That...
Let's see, big suitcase, right? And red.
Okay, well...
Card.
Let's go there.
Leave.
You leave.
All good?
Vero, what happened?
What are you saying?
But... but are you okay?
Damn, aunt. But has he entered the operating room yet or what?
Okay. And what have they told you?
Don't... No, don't worry, of course I'll go. Where are you?
Okay, okay, okay.
Don't worry, I'll go. Yes, bye, bye, bye, bye.
What's happening?
It was Vero. A colleague of yours has been stabbed. She is very nervous.
What are you saying?
Damn, but is the kid okay?
I don't know, they're operating on it.
Fuck.
I have to go.
Do you want to stay?
Well.
That I'm going there. - Yeah.
I go there.
Hey, I hope it's nothing serious.
Bye. - Bye.
♪ Stop the drums from playing
♪ and a gong announces the retreat.
♪ Capitulation is discussed
♪ as laughter approaches.
♪ I got a prize for fear of suffering
♪ of five years of indolence.
♪ It's the big week of cruelty.
♪ And in our honor they celebrate a party.
♪ I limited myself to contemplating
♪ the same crack in the wall.
♪ Someone said: "It will have to be demolished."
♪ I don't know how I didn't see it coming.
♪ It was the day
♪ of the big final joke.
♪ Panic has spread in Madrid,
♪ Photos appear in the tabloid press.
♪ The director speaks on the red carpet.
♪ He knows how to do things right.
♪ Time may prove you right,
♪ but there is no time left, today is the day
♪ in which two planets will crash
♪ while you give interviews.
♪ And now I'm starting to wonder
♪ which of these jokes is the best,
♪ the day I spoke to you about love
♪ knowing that it was temporary.
♪ Or the day
♪ of the big final joke.
♪ Like a sea I appeared before you,
♪ part water and part salt.
♪ What cannot be separated
♪ is what will separate us
♪ on the day of the great
♪ final joke.
♪ There are those who said it was
♪ great and strong our love,
♪ And it was the same
that the Twin Towers,
♪ there, in New York.
♪ And when you know that something can go wrong
♪ and it will explode under your nose,
♪ when it is not possible to be happy
♪ and you get scared like an animal,
♪ It's the day of the big
♪ final joke.
♪ When they yell at you in anger
♪ that your entire love was a scam
♪ and you protest and it doesn't stay
♪ a soul there to listen,
♪ when there are no more rites left,
♪ a sharp knock sounds and almost a scream
♪ and then don't bother anymore,
♪ there is nothing to fix now.
♪ It's the day
♪ of the big final joke.
♪ Nothing anymore
♪ will be the same
♪ after the day
♪ of the big final joke. ♪