What keeps a tradition alive?
Not only its history, but the people who continue to embody it.
Mi Consuelo es amarte looks at Danzón as a living practice,
a place where memory, faith, desire and belonging are constantly renewed.
This is not a story of nostalgia for a better past, but one of resistance, identity, time and culture.
It speaks of the need to keep certain gestures alive, because they still give shape, dignity and meaning to everyday life.