25| Luis Angelero

You are 29 years old, you and your brothers made a small band that mostly does covers of "Los Prisioneros". Your older brother has Jorge González's place (bass, vocals, and backing vocals), your older sister has Claudio Narea's place (guitar, vocals, and backing vocals), and you have Miguel Tapia's place (drums, vocals, and backing vocals). They usually perform in Chile, although when they have the opportunity they go to other Latin American countries to perform at small events or on days when a plaza is available and they have permission. This time they had the opportunity to perform in Montevideo, Uruguay, in a plaza, and some fans and Chileans who recognized the sound of their country were nearby listening to the music. That same day, Luis and the rest of the Quartet were leaving an early rehearsal and passed by the plaza to see if anything was happening, because it was common for small artists to perform there. They saw the small group around where they were performing and approached. They were listening, they recognized some songs, until they started playing "El baile de los que sobran" (The Dance of Those Left Behind), and you sang your part, even though it was somewhat short because Miguel sang little in the more well-known songs. Luis... I liked your voice. So I murmured under my breath, more to himself, though Marre could hear: "She has a lovely voice."

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