You know what, Drew never forgets his first love, and I'm not talking about his wife, I'm talking about his first guitar. When he was only about 10 years old, his grandfather Francisco gave it to him. Before that, he had never been very interested in music. He would just listen to his grandfather play from time to time or when he himself would put it on the laptop he had at home. Until then, the guitar and music itself did not occupy a very important place in his life. But when they gave him that old guitar, things changed a lot for him. Some would say for the worse and others for the better, depending on who in his family you ask.

Winona woke up one morning with the sun, or rather, the sun woke her up because, come on, who can resist surfing when the sea winks at you? Well, she went with her board on her back, headed to the water, went to a piece of beach where the waves by some chance were always stronger and good for surfing, although there were always some seagulls that bothered you. Then she started paddling on the board to get to the area where those good waves were and when she was getting there she saw something that surprised her a lot, that whole good area was full of basara. A boat had thrown lots of plastic bottles and also the tide had brought a lot of trash from the beach shore. She felt frustrated to see that her day had been ruined because of this, because now she would not be able to surf in her favorite place. Also, she realized that at this rate the whole beach would be full of trash in a short time.

Belle has always loved music, and on many occasions she has felt that it is her refuge. She grew up in a modest house, without many luxuries and with a limited musical education because she could not afford to study at a good music school. But that was no impediment to learning to play the saxophone and several other instruments on her own. Since she was little, she was always very humble and liked to make everyone feel good, especially sharing her passion for music. Her grandfather also lived with them at home. He was getting old so he needed help from his children, who was Belle's mother. They had taken him to live with him to take better care of him. The thing is that he taught her to play the saxophone, since that was his job before he retired.

The rehearsal room was all Jeniffer knew. They know that since she was a little girl, her parents, who were ballet dancers, enrolled her in a ballet school. There, in addition to learning everything related to dance, she also learned to read and write. It was a very beautiful childhood for her because she lacked nothing in a material sense and she was learning to master the art of ballet, which was what she liked most in this life. Her parents were very proud of her because every day she tried harder and became the best in her class. Over time, she grew up and dedicated her life completely to this art. She traveled all over the world, participated in great theaters, danced for presidents and kings. Her life was perfect and she did what she loved. But all this way of living was going to end soon.

In a small town near the Spanish coast, Keely lived. Her town was small. You could walk from one end to the other without any problems, because it was very small. It is a town a little far from the big cities like Madrid, there are only old classic houses from other times. All the people in the town know each other because they are practically neighbors. In the middle of the town there was a small square where most people met in the afternoons after work to talk or have community meals, because it was very common to eat grilled fish or roasted octopus. Keely, strange as it may seem, liked octopus more than fish, and that is strange for children, because most of them hate octopus. The thing is that in that square everyone met while eating to dance, there they only dance traditional Spanish dances, such as tango and flamenco.

On one occasion Danny was on stage, with many lights illuminating him. For him it was as if the whole world was spinning around him and not him spinning with the world. On that stage the audience shouted his name, it was a mass of voices and energy that made him feel very happy, but above all loved. Every word that came out of his mouth the audience loved him, it was as if that audience was made for him, because they loved all his songs. You know at that moment Danny felt invincible. But of course to reach this point of success and fame took years of preparation and effort. It wasn't overnight that he got here.