My little girl was in Mexico when, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the last airline that was flying from there to Havana stopped doing so. She was stranded for a month. The first thing we saw together when he returned home was the Spinetta chapter from the National Geographic Bios series. That show is nothing out of this world. I have seen several installments and it is more or less the same as always.<\/p>\n
My little girl was in Mexico when, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the last airline that was flying from there to Havana stopped doing so. She was stranded for a month. The first thing we saw together when he returned home was the chapter dedicated to Spinetta from the series <\/span>bios<\/span><\/i> from National Geographic. This show is nothing to write home about. I have seen several installments and it is more or less the same as always.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The one dedicated to Skinny has two parts and towards the end of the second it is time to talk about death. Her youngest daughter, Vera, tells us - or tries to do as much as the lump in her throat allows - of the last words her father said to her, already dry from lung cancer that took him in six months. As Vera speaks, as if what she says is not enough, as if the yellowish motherfucker reducing Luis was not enough, the production adds a squeezing hearts melody in the background to ensure the tear of the audience and the final applause. I, who cry with Beauty and the Beast, of course, I broke myself.<\/p>\n The current cry was surely sustained by the time of uncertainty that my little girl and I had spent, waiting for a flight to appear that would bring her back. However, I think I wept over Spinetta's death eight years later, as if he had just died and we were watching him in the living room of the house. Very strong. The relationship I have with El Flaco is not with any other artist; neither with Silvio, nor with Lezama, and, those two hit me hard! I love him as good people are loved. A love similar to that felt for Mart\u00ed, or Don Quixote, as good people.<\/span><\/p>\n