I...
...woke...
...up...
I thought...
...I might have been dead.
Shortness of breath...
All your muscle strength.
How must it have been for the children?
Yes... - They must have...
We should have been even more careful.
Things...
...from the hospital...
...I recall in fragments.
I remember that we had three patients who were very ill.
We ran through the corridor.
Our glance in passing...
We were only able to shake our heads.
This is it.
Now we're in the throes of the disaster.
We were really frightened.
When I made a call to the hospital...
...they scared me more!
Don't come to the hospital, stay home!
If...
...I'm really sick of this...
...I have to help myself.
I decided to lockdown myself.
I couldn't figure out anything.
At some point we had a patient.
He asked me if I wanted to bring his music...
...into the room where he'd be put in a coma.
I was looking for something hopeful.
The only thing...
...that was recognizable for that patient at that point was the music.
I was in the middle of nowhere.
And then I just hear the beats.
The beats...
When you listened to music...
...I felt I recognized something in you...
...that I normally recognize in you too.
Yes.
I noticed in everything...
...that he really took it in.
So that gave me hope as well.
It was like a pinch.
It rised me up! Out of where I was.
Cause I was really, like in a tunnel.
Someone just has to surrender.
Oh my god, I was like 'oh my god, this is something'.
It takes you out of the world you're in.
So all of a sudden I just loosen up.
The vibe came in and I just...
I feel the warmth within me again.
In that moment...
It was only one thing.
It was only the beat.
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