“This city of yours, of columns and enchantment, is submerged… And there are deaths, epidemics of nostalgia, sadness…I am under the sea. They abandoned me. One by one I saw them leave. That is the price you pay for death when you are over one hundred years old: to see the sea submerging you and the world left in ruins.”
Written by Abilio Estévez Translated by Kate Eaton Santa Cecilia: Andro Cowperthwaite Cuban nengón composed by Bryan Muñoz Lyrics based on a poem by
Luisa Pérez de Zambrana (El canto de mi madre, My mother’s song) Sung by Dunia Correa Crown of flowers by Angelina Dove Lit and recorded by Andro Cowperthwaite Edited by Jonathan Wolff Directed by Mary Ann Vargas
