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It was Miguel's first Día de Los Muertos, after his death.
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.You're tryna fix somethingBut you can't fix what you can't seeIt's the soul that needs a surgery. Precisando de uma c...
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The only thing capable of crossing the thin veil between life and death is the love we feel for those who left; and those who stayed. Miguel learned this on the last day of the dead of an adventure both fantastic and cruel due to the real intentions that transpired from someone he spent his life admiring. But now, months later, it was time for Miguel to have his first big loss. And what for some is a sad loss, for Miguel was the certainty of a reunion.
A love like that, which crossed the barriers between the living and the dead, simply couldn't be forgotten.
It was his first Dia de Los Muertos with his family since he left. In addition to being enraptured by the music, drinks, food and joy of his family, Héctor couldn't help but remember what he had gone through until then. And remember things that happened when he was still alive, including his history with Amelia and Inês.
Dear Diary, Daddy's gone on a trip. He left with his guitar. The one I love so much, that reminds me of the very important Dia de Los Muertos. And with his friend Ernesto. He didn't tell me when he got back, but he gave me a big hug before he left.
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