At the beginning of 2020 the modern world experienced something that we had not experienced, something new, something catastrophic.

Through history we knew what were the worst pandemics that devastated the world in those years, such as the black plague or smallpox, but today we never imagined that we could be victims of a disease like those, due to technology, medicine and the knowledge that the current civilization possesses. As human beings that we are, this new disease made it clear to us that we are immune no matter how much scientific progress we have. We have lost relatives or close people. A new way of living we have had to learn, adopt sanitary measures that were not necessary before, get away from our loved ones and distance ourselves from the world. Fridays and Saturdays as we knew them have ceased to exist. There are no more parties on Saturdays, and if there are any, it is with strict security measures. There are no longer trips to other countries. As the total immunization of the entire population worldwide against Covid-19 approaches, we see light at the end of the tunnel, we can dream of total normality, we return to work, children to their schools, the holidays would return. It is time to think that all that we long for today we had and did not value, or simply did not give it the importance it deserves