# Oh, little horse #
# Of wood so fine #
# You are my present and past #
# Returning in time #
# You are my honey, my delight #
# l feel reborn when you are in my sight #
# l'd give the sun to my little horse #
# To my little horse l'd give the sea #
# For my little horse l have a treasure #
# In Rio de Oro, my little horse #
# My little horse... #
# l'd give the sun to my little horse #
# To my little horse l'd give the sea #
# For my little horse, l have a treasure
# In Rio de Oro, my little horse... #
We didn't win anything?
No.
What do we do now?
Heep going.
So how did l play?
Terrible.
Who was that in the photo?
Your girl?
What's her name?
Juana.
Juana Caseyes? Memo's daughter?
You left her to follow me?
That was dumb.
She'll wait for me.
She swore she'd wait and marry me.
Hnow how long it took me to find a good woman?
Over 10 years.
And when l did find her...
the devil came and took her.
ls that the sea?
No.
lt's the lagoon.
What do we do?
We cross it, no other choice.
Good morning.
Can l help?
Crossing the lagoon?
Only as far as El Morro.
Can you take us?
Sure.
Good morning.
A watermelon, please.
Cut to eat.
Can you play that thing?
Come, l need you to play.
Play where?
He who's left will pay.
Son of a bitch! Come!
Please don't pick a fight.
Well? Play!
What's that?
Enough.
Now it is time to be baptized
with the blood...
of the lizard.
What are they doing?
lt's a baptism.
Receive this blood.
l want to see.
Stay here.
What do you want?
Baptize me.
l too play drums.
And who are you
to lay claim to the blood of the lizard?
l play the caja and the drum.
Baptize me.
Are you any good?
Show me.
lt's not for just anybody.
Go on, play.
Play.
Get out of here!
He's useless. Can't even play.
Quiet!
Why did you put me down?
Why did you deny my talent?
Why didn't you teach me?
l know why.
Because you're a bitter old man
who hates those who play for love and not for money.
You swear to never play again, till they offer you money.
And then you claim it's the accordion that plays you.
Liar!
Hnow what? Heep your knowledge.
What l need, l'll learn myself.
Thanks a lot.
Go fuck yourself and your donkey!
Good evening, madam.
Good evening.
Hnow if they need a percussionist around here?
You're a percussionist?
Yes.
Don't look like one.
Madam, l'd play for food, anything.
Some guys from Guajira are due tonight.
They're coming to party. Their fiestas last for days.
You can wait here, if you like.
Can you feed me? l'll pay later.
Walked far in those shoes?
From Majagual.
Majagual, Sucre?
l'll give you some shoes l have.
Why all this way?
l don't know.
What are you waiting for?
Hold it!
We want you to play on a special accordion.
Play it, we want to hear it.
Madam.
Where did they get that accordion?
What accordion?
That one.
Stop!
You're useless. Put it down.
l don't know.
Next!
Could you find out?
Why don't you?
Help me, please.
Wait here, l'll go ask.
lt belonged to some crazy old guy passing through.
They asked him to come play for them.
He got riled up.
He started a fight, so they took the accordion.
ls he your father?
Stop! You can't even play.
No.
Next!
Just some crazy old man.
Even worse! Gimme that thing!
Can't anyone here play this?
500 pesos to whoever can!
Here they come, once they smell money!
Help!
Help me!
Your father
is not dead,
but doesn't want to live.
He wants no more of life.
He wants to die.
Sir...
Sir!
l can play it.
l can play that accordion.
l know how to play that accordion.
lf l play it well, can l have it?
Sell it to me.
lf you want that accordion, fight him.
Me fight him?
He'll kill me.
Go get him.
Go on, hit him!
You'd get yourself killed for that accordion?
What if Master Guerra's not there?
l didn't come for him.
Then, let's go.
Taroa?
No one here.
Good evening.
We're looking for an old man called Guerra.
You've come to return the accordion?
Yes.
Come.
The master was sure you'd come.
He asked us not to bury him until you came,
even if it took years.
Master,
l've brought it back to you.
The Master's children?
All of them are his?
What now?
He left you a message.