:49:04
-Yeah, but I don't want to.
-It's too Iocal.
:49:07
This is getting too locaI.
People only understand it
:49:10
here in Cuba.
:49:12
This record is for
the Spanish market.
:49:16
It's a Latin market.
:49:17
Yeah, but with Cuban musicians.
:49:20
Wait, hold on.
:49:21
Look, it's simpIe.
We need to selI it,
:49:23
peopIe need to understand it,
so it needs to be changed.
:49:26
What people need to understand
is our music isn't like that crap
:49:31
-they make in Spain.
-Watch it.
:49:33
Let's get this straight.
:49:34
We're making a quaIity record.
It's in our own
:49:38
seIf-interest,
but we also have to consider
:49:40
our market. This is a business,
gentIemen.
:49:43
Business is business.
:50:03
The sun rises and I get up...
:50:09
Hey, go pIay with your stuff.
Play with your doIl.
:50:13
Hi, Mommy. Aunt Betty!
:50:25
l haven't lost faith.
:50:27
l just don't know
what to do anymore.
:50:30
l wantto belleve...
:50:31
for those who are here,
sketching a sunrise.
:50:35
Praying for those
who take to the sea at night.
:50:40
Sllence outto sea...
:50:42
Weeping for those
who mlss the sunset.
:50:49
It's not like I know
:50:53
what's best...
:50:55
orworst.
:50:59
Now that you're here,
what will you do? Tell me.