Play it one more time

Sara Parker is thirty-five years old and, by her own account, has the life of a seventy-year-old grandmother: cups of tea, migraines, and zero plans. A former lawyer who left everything behind after a nervous breakdown, now she only wants to save the shop where she works. Her friend Flor decides for her: on Thursdays theres jazz, and thats not up for debate.

There, "Great Teo" plays: the trumpet star of the moment, a mystery in a cap and sunglasses who plays with his back turned, with no records and no face. His music does things Sara didnt know she could feel. And the shy boy who shows up at the shop the next day — the one with eyes like calm lakes — couldnt possibly have anything to do with him. Or could he?

Between a botched date, the rumor that the trumpeter has a girlfriend, and a secret Mateo doesnt dare confess, Sara will end up discovering what her own heart already knows: you recognize Teo by his music, and once youve heard him, its impossible to forget him.