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(music) [br][Our story]

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"Soul of the eighties, I want to be with[br]you. I need you to come back."

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The history of a country is not only[br]a list of its presidents,

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nor the record of their most important [br]historical events.

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The story of a country also takes place[br]in the houses of it's citizens.

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It passes, immortalized in the memories of each family.

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And that memory is weaving the fabric.[br]Out of each of those memories comes

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the thread of something immense that [br]forms the identity of a nation,

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made up of millions of lives.

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So, from time to time it is important [br]to stop, look back, and understand.

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To understand how we got here. How we are[br]all a product of what happened

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in our times. And of our decisions.

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I am fifty-three years old.

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My name is Francisco Robles, just like[br]my dad.

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"Paco", for those who have [br]known me forever.

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And today I feel the need to remember my[br]sixteenth year, in 1978.

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When I stopped being a child, and became a man

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that day by day made his story.[br]Our story.

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(sound of a horn)

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(background chatter)

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Good morning!

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Good morning.

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Ten tolete breads, please.

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Good morning.

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Morning.

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Good morning Fransisco.

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Hello Rose. How are you?

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Eighteen soles, young man.

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What, ten pieces of bread aren't[br]fifteen soles?

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Yesterday the unit only rose eighty,[br]Fransico.

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There's always a price raise.

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The usual?

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Yes.[br](giggles)

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Fransico, what's up half-pint?

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(laughs)

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The next time you go out to buy bread, [br]come bathed and look nice

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so Veronica will think you're handsome.

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Why does it matter what I look like? We've[br]known each other since we were four.

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Bye!

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Bye.

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What are you going to buy, young man?

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Has the price of a roll also risen?[br]And the croissants?

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(motorcyle rumbles)

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(rock music)

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Has my dad left?

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He left early to go to the store.

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Your mom will worry about you. Why don’t you tell her that you’re not going to be there to sleep?

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since there’s a telephone at home.

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Bruno! It would kill my mom if I was out all night,

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at least let her know.

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Nancy!

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Yes, love?

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Have you seen my electric shaver?

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No my pet.

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Thanks Dad.

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A miracle you’re not clean yet. Come out already, you’ve been in there a half an hour. Come out.

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I can’t, I’m naked.

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You're so cool, because you take so long

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The boys need to shower too, enough.

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Well, they need to shower earlier.

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