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♪

Adios.

Hola.

- Mateo! - Hm?

Breakfast, as usual.

[speaking Spanish]

Thank you. You're the best.

For you.

So, I'm on my way to see Nico at the bookstore.

I'm happy to take something over to, um...

- Joseph? - Would you mind?

I don't mind at all.

I don't have anything else going on today.

Except working on your novel.

Right. This is turning out to be

way more stressful than I thought.

Having my name on the cover.

But now I know exactly how Anna felt.

What if I write it and nobody likes it?

Well, then you do what Anna did and

take a different path.

Is that not why she's a travel writer now?

And she's amazing.

I mean, every restaurant she writes about,

their business quadruples.

She has found her calling.

And so have you.

So, what is going to be the name of your novel?

The working title is TBD.

What is it about?

That's also TBD.

Well, since you're going that way,

there's another delivery to the bookstore.

- Oh... - Would you mind terribly?

No, I don't mind.

- Mmhmm. - I'll see you later.

- Ciao. - Ciao, bella.

Nico.

Hola.

More flowers for Josep?

[laughs] I know.

I guess every day is Sant Jordi's Day

when you're dating a florist.

But I actually have another bouquet to deliver.

Any idea who they're for?

Yes, I think so.

They are for the love of my life.

Oh, that is so sweet.

What's the occasion?

Does one need a special reason

to give his girlfriend some flowers?

No.

But I did have to deliver them to myself.

So... do I get a tip?

- Maybe. - [Erica laughs]

- Come here. - Oh.

That'll work.

I have something else for you.

Follow me. Follow me.

- [laughs] - Come on.

Please.

Ta-da!

Uh, Nico, I think you've been robbed.

[chuckles] No.

It's the shelf where your novel will go.

I don't even have a novel right now.

I don't even have a book deal.

Rubia.

You must be positive.

How do you say... manifesta?

Manifest?

Okay.

Manifest what you desire.

[speaks in Spanish]

Say it.

Okay.

The book deal's gonna close.

Y...

And I'm going to get everything I ever wanted.

Yes.

Yes.

Well, okay, so I said it.

So, how long does this manifesting business

take to kick in?

I don't think it happens instantly.

No, I think you're probably right about that.

But I did just get some emails.

Oh, from my book agent.

Told ya.

Stop.

It's official!

I'm gonna be a novelist!

[laughs]

Congratulations, my love.

Saying things out loud seems to be working.

I don't think it can get better than this.

I think it can.

Follow me.

So, are you ready for one more manifestation?

All you have to do is say yes.

Yes.

Wait, what did I just say yes to?

To our future.

You are brilliant and beautiful.

And...

the love of my life.

Erica Olsen.

Will you marry me?

But, Nico, we've only been dating five months.

Isn't it too soon?

We've been in love with each other

for five years.

As they say...

when you know, you know.

Why wait?

Right.

Now my knees are starting to hurt,

and you haven't answered.

I'll ask again...

Rubia...

[laughs] Nico!

Oh, it's beautiful.

I love it. Te amo.

Wait, we need to get someone to take our picture.

Si.

Oh... lo siento, no hablo Spanish.

Anna?

What? Where?

[laughing]

How did you know where to find us?

I was guided by the light of true love and fate.

And Nico shared his location with me.

Oh.

Gracias.

Come on. Here we go. Ready?

Say, Barcelona mi amor!

[both] Barcelona mi amor.

[laughing]

Got it. All right, come on.

I've got some intel on a secret new spot.

Of course you do.

We've gotta go celebrate!

When Nico called, I was on my way to this amazing

food and wine boutique in Bilbao.

It's where chefs come from all over the world.

It's like this big pilgrimage.

Oh, that is so exciting.

It's not as exciting as this day

and celebrating the two of you.

Wait, we've been here before.

Oh, uh... [speaking Spanish]

[dance music plays]

Gracias.

♪

Hola.

Look at her look on her face, she's up to something.

We've been to the restaurant in the back,

but now we're going to the back-back.

[Flamenco music plays]

How do you find these places?

What can I say? People tell me things.

It's a gift.

Hola.

Como estas? Si, gracias.

Hey, hey.

He's super handsome.

He's super married.

How do you know that?

Oh, believe me, I checked.

So, seriously, have you met anyone while you're out there

fooding through Europe?

I don't stay anywhere long enough for romance.

And that's okay, 'cause I make friends everywhere I go.

And it's honestly all I want right now.

Friends is the best way to start a romance.

Just look at my rubia and me.

Anna, if it wasn't for you,

we may never have told each other how we feel.

Aww. Drink to that.

Drink to that!

Without you, I never would've realized

what I was actually meant to do.

I hope.

Mmm?

It's just, if I wanna keep doing what I'm doing,

I'm gonna have to figure out how to make

a bigger name for myself.

You have thousands of followers

that love what you do.

Yeah, and all the businesses,

the families that you've helped

by writing about them.

And I'm so grateful that I get to do what I'm doing.

But if I want the brand deals, the sponsorships,

if I wanna actually make a career out of this,

I need to reach more people.

Is there anything we can do to help?

Aww, thanks.

No, I just need to find that one big story

that really makes me stand out.

And I will.

I think.

[laughing]

[cheerful music]

As you can see, everything in the shop

is the best of the best.

Especially the spices.

Please...

try some paella made with the most exclusive

saffron in the world.

Gracias, Pablo.

Mmm.

Oh, I don't know how... how to even describe this.

It's like...

tasting the soul of Spain.

What you are tasting is the familia Estrella azafrám.

The Estrella family saffron.

We are the only store in the world that sells it,

and only one week a year.

Is that Chef Carlo Pastorelli?

Mmhmm.

And there's Otto Grünsfeld from Austria.

I went to his pop-up cafe last Christmas.

And there's Eva Leclerc!

I've been on her bistro's waiting list for over a year.

They all came in person just for the saffron?

Like I said, it is the very best in the world.

[laughs]

Well...

then I shall have to buy some for myself.

- [cash register dings] - No way! How much?

Does it come with a private chef?

I mean, let's be honest.

Is it that much better than anyone else's?

- It is actually. - Ahh!

Ahh.

You came outta nowhere.

Um... okay.

Well, here you go, sir.

Enjoy the poor house.

What?

Anna, that is Estrella saffron,

and this is Javier Estrella.

I'm so sorry.

I will have you know, my family has been

making saffron for over 150 years.

It is worth every cent.

Oh, I'm... I'm sure it is.

Actually, I'm not sure.

Could I possibly interview you and your family?

I will stop you right there.

My family does not do interviews.

Pablo. Buenos dias.

Is he serious?

What kind of business doesn't want publicity?

The family is very private.

No one even knows where their village is.

You can't find it unless they want you to.

And they don't.

First time for everything.

Excuse me. Javier?

Oh.

Have you come to apologize for insulting my family's legacy?

I think I was just insulting the price.

But I-I wanna understand.

What makes your saffron the best?

[chuckles] Why are you making this,

the two finger quotes?

It's not "the best".

It's the best.

Okay, but...

why?

Do you really think I would tell 150 years of secrets

to a complete stranger?

Well, I'm... I'm Anna Kelly.

I write about food, and I take my readers

to places they've never been before.

Like your village, for example.

Did you invite her here?

Chef! Buenos dias.

It's so good to see you.

Nice to meet you, too.

[peaceful guitar music]

[phone rings]

Hi.

Let me ask you a question.

Have you ever heard of Estrella saffron?

Yeah. I mean, who hasn't?

It's a very secretive company.

Very expensive.

Family has a village that's not even on the map.

And, um... beloved by chefs around the world.

You just looked that up online.

I did not!

How dare you?

No, my screen is filled with words for my debut novel.

Many words, many, many words.

I can't even keep up with how fast my mind is going.

So, why were you asking about the Estrellas?

So, first of all, I think this whole

secret village thing is a publicity stunt.

- Is that so? - Ahh!

You really do come outta nowhere.

Hey, hey! Who's that?

I'll call you back.

[chuckles]

[clears throat] Is what so?

- What you said. - What'd I say?

- You know what you said. - I forget already.

I was going to give you a bit of our saffron

to apologize for being rude to you earlier,

but I have changed my mind.

Seriously?

Ahh!

Stop doing that.

Do you really think that my family's desire for privacy

is some sort of publicity stunt?

You are... how do you say?

Naive?

I feel like you already knew how to say that word.

You know nothing about us.

It's absolutely true.

I had no idea that the saffron was such a big deal.

It is one of the world's most beloved spices.

It's part of the region's history, its tradition.

It is the flavor of Spain.

More valuable than gold.

There. Now you know.

I read some of your work, by the way.

You have?

Pablo, the shop owner, showed me.

How can you write about Spanish cuisine

and not know about the azafrán?

You're absolutely right. It was a huge oversight.

That's why I wanna go to your farm.

I wanna educate myself.

How do you say never in English?

You just did.

Exactly.

Okay.

[keys tapping]

Of course they did.

Ahh!

Javier.

What are you doing here?

Me? No, no.

What are you doing here?

I asked you first.

I hand-deliver my saffron to the chef every year.

Now your turn.

What are you doing here?

This place is very exclusive.

I guess I'm not as, uh...

What's that word?

Oh, naive... as you thought.

[clears throat]

[cutlery clatters]

Do you need help ordering?

Oh, no. I'm fine.

Estoy bueno.

I'm fine is estoy bien.

What you said means I'm hot.

Ah...

I've been saying that all week.

I'm just trying to help.

[scoffs]

Disculpe.

Pardon?

Yes.

Do you have anything without saffron?

I'm allergic.

[Javier chuckles]

Would you like to sit together?

Um... no, no. We are...

- Oh! - We are not together.

No, no, no. I'm sure he's waiting for somebody.

I'm not, actually.

I'm not either.

It's busy, and I could use a table.

Okay?

Well, I mean, if it's helpful.

We don't want to cost you money.

We can...

Thank you.

What should we order?

Do you trust me?

Nope.

You will after this meal.

[soft guitar music]

Mmm.

Mmm. Wow.

You eat like you have just been released from prison.

Oh.

I prefer the phrase eating with gusto.

[chuckles]

Hey. Salud.

Mmm.

Actually, in my family, we clink three times.

Once for the traditions of the past.

[glasses clink]

Once for the gratitude of being together in the present.

[glasses clink]

And once for the health and happiness

of the family in the future.

[glasses clink]

- Salud. - Salud.

I love that.

Must be nice to come from a big family.

Uh... most of the time, yes.

But not right now?

Hmm.

Let's just say...

they have certain expectations of me

I have not met.

And, uh...

I don't know why I'm telling you this.

We barely know each other.

I have that effect on people.

Hmm.

Okay. Your turn.

Tell me about your family.

Oh, um...

Not much to tell. Um...

My mom passed away when I was younger.

My dad a couple years later, and then...

I've mostly been on my own ever since.

Well, you're not on your own tonight.

But only because the waitress forced our hand.

I'm not so upset about that.

Salud.

[glasses clink]

Salud.

[loud thud]

- Oh. - Are we the only ones here?

Oh, no.

- Oh... - Sorry, sorry, sorry.

She's mad.

Let's go, let's go.

[laughing] Okay.

I've never shut a place down before.

Yeah, too bad it had to close.

I could talk to you all night.

So, why don't we?

Okay. [chuckles]

Hey, you like ice cream?

[arcade game sounds]

Sometimes you just have to believe in luck.

You see?

It comes.

I know that because today has definitely been my lucky day.

I wish this day could last even longer.

I do too, but I have to go to Portugal tomorrow.

I gotta go find lightning in a bottle

'cause saffron's too expensive.

Uh, look.

I know that you wanted to write about

my family and the village, but...

I cannot ask them.

They're already upset with me as it is.

Why?

It's not important right now.

When will you be back in Spain?

I don't know.

If I don't do something to change things soon, I...

I might not be able to stay in Europe for very much longer.

But I don't wanna talk about that right now.

Let's just be right here.

In this moment.

Grateful for this perfect, wonderful, unexpected day.

It was short and sweet.

And a little spicy.

Spicy, why?

Oh, saffron?

No, not this time.

♪

[camera clicks]

[phone rings]

Hey, Beth.

Are you sitting down?

I will be.

What's up?

Savoir Magazine is looking for a fresh new writer for their

international publication, and they're looking at you.

What?

Really?

They've been following you online.

They love how you charm your way into some of

the most secret, out of the way places.

[mouthing] Yes!

Um, that... I mean, that's...

that's amazing. That's great.

What-what are the next steps?

Make sure they pick you.

Find something no one else has ever written about.

Something spectacular.

You do that... you're in.

You mean like maybe a secret saffron farm

in a hidden medieval village?

That's really specific. Is that real?

It's hard to say.

No, you know what?

I'm gonna find something in Portugal.

All right? I'm on it.

- Okey-dokey, bye. - Bye.

What?

No. No, no, no, no, no.

[groans]

Well, are you sure that you charged it before you left?

Yes, it was totally charged.

It just, it died out of nowhere.

Okay, well, send me your location

and I'll get someone out to you.

Just stay there.

Okay.

Um... I'll send it now. But you know what?

I got this.

Bye.

[upbeat music]

- Ahh! - Oh!

Javier.

I can't believe it.

Did you follow me here?

What?

No!

No, my electric car died.

So, I started walking.

I can't believe this is your village.

What are the odds?

That you end up here?

No. That's impossible.

Unless...

Unless it's fate.

Did anyone see you come in?

We gotta get out of here.

Oh, no. You're married!

- What? - I knew it.

- No. - I knew you were married.

Of course!

Thought you were too perfect.

But you know what? You're not perfect.

Because actually, you're a cheater.

Anna, stop it!

I am not married, okay?

Oh, yeah?

Then why don't you want anyone here to see me?

I...

I will text a friend to get your car charged,

and then you can continue on your journey. Okay?

Oh, thank you so much.

I'm so sorry to have inconvenienced you today.

Oh, no. I'm sorry.

You know, I would've been perfectly fine

with how things ended.

We had one perfect day in Bilbao.

But now, all I'm gonna remember is this.

My friend cannot bring his charger

till very late tonight.

Well, then I'll just have to find a place in your town.

Anna!

Everything around is booked.

And there's nothing in town because we get no visitors.

[groans]

I guess I'll just sleep in my car tonight.

Don't be ridiculous. Huh?

Where are we going?

Shh. Follow me.

This is your house?

Yes, yes, yes. Shh!

Come on. Come on.

- Ahh! - Shh!

This way.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

I don't know what you think is about to happen right now,

but just so you know, it is not happening.

No, you got the wrong idea.

I'm taking you to the guest room

so you can sleep by yourself.

Except for the ghosts.

- What? - I'm joking.

I'm sorry. I'm very nervous.

- This way. - Why?

♪

Okay. Do you need anything?

Uh... towels, water, snacks.

- A taser. - Huh?

[both laugh]

[sighs]

[sighs]

I'm incredibly confused.

Anna, I know this is a bit odd.

If you want to leave now, I understand.

I-I can drive you.

- I don't wanna leave. - Please don't.

- I won't. - Good.

I can't believe you're really here.

I know, me neither.

I wasn't sure I was gonna ever see you again.

I'm so glad I did.

Me too.

In spite of how I'm behaving, I...

I have never been happier to see anyone in my life before.

You need to leave before dawn.

What?

Please trust me, it's best if no one sees you here.

I'm sorry.

Buenas noches.

[chuckles]

[pleasant music]

[humming]

Carlos!

Uh...

Who is that?

I am so sorry.

What is... what is prometida?

That means fiancée.

Fiancée?

[All] Oh!

Javier, can I talk to you for a second?

Oh, I'm listening.

Privately?

Right.

What is going on?

I'll tell you as soon as we get something to eat.

You like eggs, huh?

Breakfast doesn't feel like the priority right now.

Whoo!

Whoa, such a rush.

Wow, this is beautiful.

Yes, it is home.

Wait, you live at home with your family?

Hey, hey, hey.

It is very common in large estates such as this, huh?

My entire family lives here.

Okay, but why do they think I'm your fiancée?

Let's go this way.

Okay. All right.

Okay!

Okay.

I was not in Bilbao just to sell my family's saffron.

I was also supposed to meet up with a matchmaker.

And that matchmaker was supposed to find me a wife.

Did the matchmaker also come with a time machine?

'Cause that's pretty old-fashioned.

My entire life is old-fashioned, huh?

That is why we have the success we have.

It's tradition.

Still, I never went to the meeting.

Why not?

Because...

Because after I met you, I couldn't picture myself

with anyone else.

Even though I thought I'd never see you again,

I knew I couldn't keep my promise to my family.

What promise?

[sighs]

That I would marry before the next harvest.

So, they think I'm the one the matchmaker

set you up with?

Yes, and to them, it was just in time.

Just in time for what?

Come on.

The ownership of our crocus fields gets passed down

from generation to generation through...

If the male heir does not marry and carry on

the family legacy, it is over.

All that history, all that work just ends.

And it would end with me.

You don't have any brothers and sisters that could do it?

Nope, I'm the only son.

It goes to me or to no one.

Wow, no pressure there.

I know I have to do what is right for the family.

I just wanted more time.

And then you came along.

Wow.

You know what? I'm, uh... so sorry.

But I cannot marry somebody that I just met.

I mean, technically I could, but I can't.

Oh.

Anna, I think you're wonderful,

but I am not asking you to be my bride.

I was just explaining why my family

was so excited and, uh...

why I didn't want them to see you.

No, I know.

I... yeah, I knew that.

But that being said, um...

that does not mean that I don't have feelings for you.

You do?

If we met in a different time.

In a different place.

But we didn't.

And like you said, you have much to do.

And you're lucky.

You have the freedom to go wherever you want,

whenever you want.

And, uh... be with whoever you want.

Yeah. That... that's right.

And right now, my priority is finding my voice as a writer,

and I wanna be able to explore while I do it.

I wish I could help.

Yeah.

Me too.

What are you gonna tell your family when I leave?

I will think of something.

But now let's just enjoy one last meal together

before we say goodbye again.

[quiet chatter]

[Javier] Brush is worse.

[Anna] I don't think any of it's particularly funny.

- It's death. - People dying.

[Anna laughs]

I'm gonna go tell her the truth right now.

Do you want me to come with you?

No, no.

I'll be okay.

- Thanks. - Okay.

[praying in Spanish]

[sighs]

You told her and everything was fine?

Uh... yes, yes, uh, she completely understood.

- [phone ringing] - You see that?

You worried for nothing.

Mmhmm.

Uh, my friend is waiting for us at your car.

- We should hurry. - Okay, one second.

Hi. I'm just leaving now.

[Erica] You are? You're leaving? Oh, great.

What's wrong?

Nothing. I mean, you know, I'm writing.

Hoping it's not terrible and that I didn't blow

my one chance to have the career of my dreams.

I'm coming to Barcelona.

No! You know what?

You don't have to do that.

Yes, yes I do.

You're clearly struggling, and I wanna be there for you

the way that you were there for me.

I'm saying you don't have to go to Barcelona

to give me a pep talk.

What? No way!

What are you doing here?

[both squealing]

How did you know where to find me?

Well, you shared your location, remember?

And, wow, did we just go back in time or what?

Yeah. Kind of.

Javier, this is my best friend, Erica.

Erica. Javier.

Oh, hi.

So, this is Mr. Saffron?

I prefer Señor Saffron.

[laughing]

I like it.

- Hola. - Hola.

Wedding? What wedding?

The wedding of my son and his beautiful bride, uh...

Anna. Anna.

I thought you were gonna tell them.

You're engaged?

I, um...

Will you excuse us just, just one second?

- [laughing] - Ah!

Okay.

You cannot be engaged to a man that you just met.

That's what happened with me and Nico.

You fell in love with him after you met him,

and now you're doing it again!

It's not the same thing, okay?

We're not actually engaged.

That's not what they think.

He was supposed to tell them but I don't think he did.

It's a long story.

I have nothing but time.

I thought you were on a deadline.

What's going on with your writing?

- Carlos. - Erica.

Hola. Hola. Mucho gusto.

Perhaps you two can talk in the cafe?

- Oh, sure. - Sure.

I will open it early, make café con leche.

Sure, sure.

Maybe you could open the bar too.

Oh, yeah.

The thought did occur to me.

Oh.

I could just sit here forever.

I mean, there are stories coming out of every corner.

And, you know, if it's true, about the village

being kept a secret all this time,

just think of what an incredible story

that would be for you.

It would be the culinary exclusive of a lifetime.

No one's ever had access before.

And now you have it.

Well, not really.

You're literally here.

I know, but I couldn't do that to Javier.

He asked me not to. It wouldn't be right.

Anna.

[whispering] Javier's back.

I think you have to--

You know what's really pretty?

The patio.

Come on, let's go outside.

Okay.

[Erica] You need something to write about and here we are.

You need this!

I know, but Javier's family won't allow it.

Allow what?

For me to write a story about your family.

Oh, she's right. Not possible.

But just to be clear, I would never write

an exposé or anything.

I would never share your family's secrets.

It would be a story about people who still value

centuries of tradition.

Uh-huh.

Like pressuring their firstborn sons to marry

or be the ones held responsible for ending

hundreds of years of tradition.

Some things do not need to be shared.

Sounds like you need to tell your family what you want.

[sighs]

What I want is time.

What I want is being free to find love on my own timeline.

Not theirs.

How does Anna's writing about this help with any of that?

Well, maybe she can help you buy time.

Maybe you can return the favor.

[crowd whispering]

Let's go back inside.

Oh, okay.

So, how much time do you think you need, Javier?

Uh...

Well, right now, I just need to get through the harvest

without upsetting the family.

Especially my mother.

If I tell them now, it will be too much of a distraction.

What are you thinking, Erica?

Hear me out.

What if Anna goes along with this engagement

until the harvest?

So, you have time to figure out

what you wanna say to your parents.

In exchange for what?

Yeah. Same question.

In exchange for you showing Anna your world.

Letting her do research.

She's gonna share with you her perspective.

and once you read what she's written,

you're gonna be blown away.

You don't have to commit now.

I mean, you could read it and then you could decide.

There's no pressure.

[Woman] Hola!

[Erica] Hola.

[speaking Spanish]

Bueno.

Gracias.

What's she saying?

Her heart.

Her heart?

She can't handle stress.

Anna.

Bueno.

[chuckles]

What'd she say?

She says that she wants to get to know you better.

And take some time, just the two of you, to talk.

I would love that.

You're not Spanish?

No, I... I'm American, but...

my Spanish is... estoy muy bueno.

- [laughing] - Bien, bien.

Let it go.

[speaking Spanish]

We'll take what we can get.

Oh.

Mama, we're gonna be home for lunch.

Then you can ask anything you want later.

Wonderful.

Seafood stew.

Yum.

Adios.

Ciao, ciao.

Back outside then?

- Yeah. Great. - Great.

Are we really doing this?

Like I said, I don't want to worry my family

when there is so much to be done.

So... if you're willing, so am I.

I promise I will tell them the truth after the harvest.

And I promise I won't reveal any of your family's

saffron making secrets to the world.

One question.

Where am I gonna stay?

[Javier] Welcome to our guest house.

Please make yourselves at home.

Oh, wow.

This is like a writing heaven.

Wait! You should stay.

What? Really?

Yes! I need a friend.

You need a quiet place to think.

Besides, this is all basically your idea anyway.

Don't you think you should ask Javier first?

Oh, please. He'll be thrilled.

And besides, it'll help convince his mother

that you're here as my maid of honor,

helping plan my wedding with me.

All right, I'll call Nico

and let him know I'll be gone for a few weeks.

Just let him know that the sooner you finish writing,

the sooner you're gonna be able to plan your own wedding.

I can't finish something I haven't started yet.

Well then start.

Okay, I will.

You too, you have a lot of writing to do.

I know, I'm excited.

This article is gonna be huge.

But we're not gonna tell my family yet, right?

Right.

It does feel kinda wrong though, right?

Keeping two secrets from them.

I'm sorry. I'll tell them

before it gets published, but just not yet.

Okay.

Hola!

- Hey. - Hola.

I brought you some things to make your stay

a little more enjoyable.

Thank you.

Gracias, Mama.

Oh.

You make such a lovely couple.

[mischievous music]

[loud crunch]

Ooh!

Uh-oh. Uh-oh.

I... I...

I'm so not very good at... at Spanish.

I'm working on it.

Ah.

Don't worry, I'm working on my English too.

I was wondering, do you have a Wi-Fi password?

Wi-Fi?

Um... Wi-Fi.

It's, uh... energy up in... and you use your computer.

Uh... people fight with each other.

Cat videos.

[laughs]

I'm just teasing you, señorita.

Of course we have Wi-Fi.

but it only works when the windmill's spinning.

Oh, no.

[laughs]

You believe me again?

- This is funny. - [scoffs]

Papa, stop teasing Anna.

You'll scare her away.

No, no, it's not possible.

I'm happy for you, my son.

I can see you're in love.

- Uh... - Yes.

Yes, yes.

Well, I must get back to work.

Uh, nice to see you again, Anna.

Oh, the password is Estrella 1857.

The year our family started this farm.

Oh, beautiful.

- Ciao. - Gracias.

Uh... shall we?

I want to show you around the estate before

your welcome banquet tonight.

Oh. Banquet? Wow.

Couldn't we have started with something smaller?

Plate of olives and a shot of orujo?

[laughs] Don't worry.

They will love you.

But we don't want them to, right?

Because we're not actually engaged.

Shh!

You never know who's listening here.

Were you a big fan of James Bond

when you were a kid?

How did you know?

♪

There you are.

[Erica] Hola.

Sorry, I haven't called. The reception's been spotty.

Dónde estás?

I'm with Anna in this tiny pueblo in Basque Country.

Another of her secret spots.

You have no idea.

And when are you coming back?

Well, they invited me to stay for a couple of weeks.

Sort of like a writer's retreat.

Maybe I can get a handle on the book.

Yes, yes, that sounds wonderful.

The sooner you finish your novel,

the sooner we start planning our wedding.

I can't even think about that until I know...

Know what?

That it's gonna be as good as what I wrote before.

What are you talking about, Rubia?

The book is going to be amazing.

Gracias.

But we don't know that yet.

I mean, what if it was just beginner's luck?

What if...

what if it's not as good as it was before?

How do you say beginner's luck in Spanish?

[call ends]

Nico?

Rubia?

Well, we have a library, a market.

Well, you have seen the café.

The bar.

So, you really don't have to leave unless you want to.

No.

But I do love going to Bilbao every year.

There's something about the energy of a big city.

Hmm.

You know, I grew up in Boston, so I've always appreciated

the quiet of the countryside.

Well...

We have plenty of space.

You can move in.

I think I'm taking up plenty of space.

Adios.

Bye bye.

[clears throat]

Everyone's so excited.

Ah, well... no.

They're just happy because another generation

of Estrellas is finally guaranteed.

You don't think they care about your happiness?

[chuckles]

My happiness is not the priority.

I will show you what is.

[serene music]

Oh, wow.

There they are.

My family legacy.

Our crocus fields.

The beauty of this land will always take my breath away.

Flowers are really beautiful.

Do you know why they call saffron the red gold?

No.

Because for centuries it was used as currency.

It was even part of a bride's dowry.

Everything is connected here.

Tradition. Our economy.

Family.

Exactly.

- Oh, sorry. Uh, Anna... - Hola. Sorry.

This is my cousin, Miguel.

Hi.

I heard so much about you.

I'm so, um...

[speaking Spanish]

Uh... relieved.

I'm so relieved that the Estella tradition

will be carried on.

Oh, I have to keep working.

- Bye. - Bye.

Ciao.

Miguel helps me manage the farm.

He's the one who seems to know

always the perfect day when to start the harvest.

Huh.

What if he gets the timing wrong?

Well, one day too early or too late

and the saffron isn't the same.

And that means a very hard year

for everyone in the village.

But I am working on a way around that.

Come.

What is all this?

[in Spanish]...our Plan B.

We've been testing techniques, using different

color temperatures to see which one produces

the best flowers.

Ah, so you never have to worry about a bad year.

Nope, but we still have to worry about my mother.

Mi tia Rosa doesn't like that we use this technology.

She thinks that if it's not natural, it's not us.

It's not Estrella.

Ah.

Another way you're bucking tradition, eh?

Bucking?

Oh, it's like going against what's expected.

Oh. [chuckles]

I wonder if I'm not doing too much bucking.

No, I don't think so.

You're trying to change your life for the better.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Oh, look.

This crocus is blooming already.

Let me show you what happens next.

Okay.

We do this to every flower.

It is traditionally done by the women of the family.

They are the ones who find the true soul of the saffron.

We pull out each strand.

Carefully dry them and store them the same day.

Do that half a million more times and you have a harvest.

Do you want to try, for your research?

Sure.

Family and friends come from all over Spain to help.

But as the years have passed, fewer and fewer of

the younger generations want to stay year-long

to take care of the farm.

That is why our marriage custom started

in the first place.

To make sure that there will always be a younger generation

to pass down the traditions and the land.

And whoever I marry eventually is expected to learn it all.

Well, it's a good thing we're not getting married 'cause

I can't even keep a cactus alive.

I don't believe that.

We can't.

Right.

Hello.

Oh. Hey.

Hey.

How was the tour?

It was nice.

I learned a lot about saffron.

Hmm. I bet it was super interesting.

Oh my gosh.

Hey, Anna.

Be careful, okay?

You're leaving after the harvest, and he isn't.

I just don't want you to get hurt.

I know.

Believe me, I'm aware.

But he's helping me.

I'm helping him. That's the deal, right?

Okay.

Should we get changed for your welcome banquet?

I'm so excited you're coming.

Of course, you were at my engagement.

I'm here for whatever this is.

But you should wash your face.

Yes, yes. We're gonna wash my face.

Ah.

Hey.

- Welcome. - Ooh.

American football, huh?

Of course, I love it!

Yeah, he's never watched it before.

He just wants to make you feel welcome.

Oh.

That is so sweet.

I'm really more of a book person.

28 to 25?

Hey, girls. You're here.

Why don't you come both to the kitchen?

Okay.

We'll be back.

[chuckles]

[Quiet chatter]

Oh, it smells amazing in here.

I'll show you the secret Estrella family recipe

for paella after the wedding.

Which we'll start a plan first thing tomorrow.

Hmm?

Uh...

She would love that.

I would love that.

[Father] Score!

Ooh! Excuse me. I just...

Did they score?

What happened? What happened?

- Goal! - No way!

- He means touchdown. - Touchdown.

- Touch goal! - Touch goal! [laughs]

[Mother] Anita, where are you?

Oh, I'll be back.

I love it when they score!

Gracias. Queso.

Hey.

Ooh. Yum.

I think that she just wants you to be in here.

Oh.

What can I do to help?

You can chop the onion.

Oh, okay. Sure, sure.

Let me show you a better way.

Oh, okay.

So...

[whispering]

Okay.

Okay. Good.

Like this.

[chuckles]

Your eyes are hurting from the onion.

No, no.

No, it's just, uh...

my mom passed, uh, when I was younger.

So, she never really had, like, a chance to teach me

this kind of stuff.

[chuckles]

You love being in the kitchen, don't you?

Well, that's 'cause of all the people in it.

Javier doesn't know how lucky he is.

Well, you should tell him.

He thinks you're the lucky one.

[Miguel] Hey!

A what?

- A spy. - Did he say a spy?

- Nico! - Hola.

Si, es mi prometido.

He... he's my fiancé.

- Hi! - Hola.

Your fiancé is a spy.

No! Bookseller.

This is the best man.

Uh... si. Si, si, si.

[laughs]

Nico.

Ah, my good friend.

Let me buy you a drink.

Good idea.

Disculpe. Sorry.

You told someone else where our village is?

I didn't tell anyone.

[in unison] Oh, we share our locations.

Cute!

Why are you here?

I was worried.

You seemed so upset and you weren't answering.

Best man? That's a bold move.

I know, right?

I'm okay. Everything's fine.

I'm fine.

I know you, I know when you are--

Yeah, you know, it's pretty complicated.

I did have writer's block, but...

I panicked.

Yeah, you sure did.

Now I'm writing up a storm, so...

everything's okay, I promise.

Yeah?

We'll figure it out, it's okay.

You know, Erica is one of the best writers

of her generation.

I haven't even been published.

That doesn't change the fact you're a genius.

[Mother] Hi.

- Hola. - Oh...

We are going back to the house for dessert.

Are you coming?

Si.

We have your wedding plans to talk about.

Si, si. [Speaking Spanish]

We will be right there.

- Bye. - Bye.

- Bye. - Bye. Bye.

- Adios. - Ciao.

[chuckles]

She wants to talk about our wedding plans?

No, not ours. Anna and Javier's.

You're engaged?

[in unison] It's not real.

Why not?

You told her it was love at second sight.

You told him that?

Uh...

I was being dramatic.

I didn't think I was ever gonna see you again.

It's okay.

I, um...

I promise that we're not getting married.

Then I'm confused.

What is actually happening here?

You know what? I'll explain everything

on the way back to the house.

Good idea. Come on.

Okay, so that's the whole story.

Are you sure you're okay keeping up with it

until you go back to Barcelona?

Yeah, yeah. Of course.

But I have to say something.

You two have a spark.

Well, we still have to be convincing for the family.

- That's right. Yeah. - Yeah.

- It's part of the deal. - Yeah.

- Mmhmm. - Yeah.

[Women] Sorpresa!

Hmm?

Wait a second.

What do you mean, you think--

[cheering]

[cork pops] [woman squeals]

[laughing]

Ooh!

Gracias.

[glasses clinking]

Ooh, presents.

♪

I'm not crazy, am I?

You see the real connection between them?

I do.

[knocking]

[laughs]

Buenos dias, señoritas.

Buenos dias.

What is that?

Come with us.

My best man and I are making you breakfast.

Let me guess, you two stayed up all night, didn't you?

Drinking wine, and now you're best friends.

Well, it was vermouth, but...

- [laughs] - Yes.

[laughing]

I could get used to this.

Oh, be careful.

Remember, you're not really getting married.

Whoa, where's that energy coming from?

Well, I'm just saying.

This is all so that you can get the story

so that you can keep doing the job that you love.

But what happens if Javier reads the story

and he doesn't love it? Then what?

Then I go back to Boston and start over again

for a third time?

No, he's going to love it.

'Cause the article's gonna be amazing,

and then you're gonna get the brand deals

and the sponsorships and everything.

No, no, no.

That's just not it anymore.

I'm really enjoying this time with his family.

You know, they're not your real family.

It feels real.

Okay, you know what?

You need to take a step back.

You're getting in too deep with this whole thing.

Well, I can say the same thing to you.

You're so busy stressing out about your writing.

You're not appreciating the fact

that you're in a beautiful place

with somebody that you love.

Stop thinking so much. Just be in love.

Okay, I'll try.

Okay.

What about you?

What about me?

You have to try too!

- I don't wanna talk anymore. - But... you!

That's enough out of you.

Javi.

Let's talk in English, so I can practice, right?

Okay.

[chuckles]

Uh... tell me more about your bookstore.

It's a wonderful place full of history

and romance and love.

Mm.

Have you ever thought about doing anything else

with your life?

[chuckles] Sometimes.

But I can't imagine being the one

who let five generations of legacy die.

I feel the same way.

Yeah.

It's all about finding balance, right?

That's what I'm trying to do, it's just, uh...

I don't know how to make it happen.

Yeah.

This marriage custom...

where did it come from in the first place?

No one really knows.

It was just there.

I will say, if you were forced to marry...

Anna is a wonderful woman.

Yeah, she is.

But even if there was anything between us...

I know this is not the life that she wants.

I swear, he puts saffron on everything.

If he could put it in his toothpaste, he would.

Oh, I tried.

My teeth were yellow for a month.

[laughing]

I didn't know that.

Really?

Miguel is looking for you.

Mm.

Anna, come with me to the market.

It's time to start preparing food for the Harvest Festival.

Oh, okay.

We always have the celebration

a week before the harvest starts.

Oh, Mama, I should tell you.

Uh... Miguel thinks harvest is likely coming early.

Then we have no time to waste.

And everyone has a job.

Hmm?

Even us?

Of course, it's tradition.

The maid of honor and best man present the bride and groom's

wedding plans to the village elders for approval.

I have never heard of such a thing.

You've never been engaged before, sweetheart.

I was actually planning on returning

to Barcelona this morning.

- Nuh-uh. - What?

Nonsense.

You must stay the weekend.

You can have the guest room.

Yeah, it'll be fun.

We'll help plan their wedding.

Yes. Yes. Thank you.

You do not have to help plan the wedding.

No, it's fine.

I really do think it'll be fun.

And you told me to think about something else

for a couple days, right?

Do you think I should go with Rosa?

Yes.

Anna.

Come along, querida.

Have fun!

Thank you.

But I'm gonna eat your tortilla.

Oh, you didn't leave me any!

[peaceful music]

Ah, this church is perfect for a wedding.

And when the wedding party comes out of the door,

the bells ring.

Every toll tells a story,

every chime, two lives are intertwined.

All under the watchful gaze of the ancient, unyielding bell.

That is beautiful, Rubia.

You should use it in your novel.

Well, I wasn't thinking about that story.

I was thinking about ours.

Rubia.

I would marry you tomorrow if I could.

I just can't take that step until I've...

finished this one.

I know, I know. I just...

I want to help you finish your novel faster.

Because...

I can't wait for those bells to ring for us.

Me neither.

This is my grandmother's recipe for Tarta de Santiago.

We only make it for the harvest festival.

- And now you sift the flour. - Yes.

And I gather the rest of the ingredients, right?

Okay.

Let Mama show you how to make a cake, just... like this.

- Okay? - Mmhmm.

Mmm, good!

And after we're done baking...

I have another surprise for you.

Oh Rosa, you don't have to keep doing things for me.

I know, but I want to.

Wait.

[sighs]

[chuckles]

You look beautiful.

Thank you.

My grandmother wore this mantilla.

Then my mother.

And then me.

And if you want...

you can too.

Javier.

I need to talk to you.

Okay.

I spent the morning with your mom.

Oh, no. What did she say?

Did she insult your lack of cooking skills?

No, but you just kind of did.

I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

Well, what happened?

Nothing.

It was one of the best mornings of my entire life.

That's why I can't keep pretending to be your fiancée.

Anna...

She's gonna be devastated when she finds out.

Not to mention the fact that I'm considering

writing an article.

Anna, please keep your voice down.

Please. I just need a little more time.

No.

I can't. It's not fair to them.

What about your story?

Your career? Isn't this what you wanted?

Yeah, of course.

Of course, but I didn't want it like this.

Anna, if we tell them now, it's gonna be

a terrible distraction right before the harvest.

Which one's worse? The fact that we're not

actually getting married, or the fact that I'm about to

share their entire story with the world?

Honestly, I do not know.

I'm starting to realize all of this was a mistake.

But it's too late now.

Please.

Just one more week.

After that, I will tell them everything.

[boisterous chatter]

I hope the cake tastes all right.

It was made with love.

That's all that matters.

And now we'll celebrate.

The beginning of the harvest.

And the official announcement to the village

of your and Javier's engagement.

- Excuse me. - Yeah.

Where did all these people come from?

Well, it's just friends and family that come to help

with the harvest.

The festival is basically their welcome party.

Oh.

Hola, Javier.

Anna, this is Nina,

my dad's best friend's daughter.

Encantada.

- You're Anna Kelly? - Si.

The food writer.

Yes...

I follow you online.

What are you doing here?

Um...

I know that you are not writing about the Estrellas.

[laughing]

No.

If you were...

they would run you out of the village like...

like... [speaks Spanish]

Yeah. A rat.

In the pantry. I got it.

- Yes. - No, I-I... I get it.

I'll see you guys later.

Bye.

Bye bye.

What a sweet couple.

Yeah.

And a rat in the pantry, huh?

Okay, I heard it the first time.

Yeah.

- Let's go. - Yeah.

I know.

I couldn't believe that Anna can bake like this.

I bet Javier will fall even more in love with her

after taking a bite.

[laughs]

Just like I fell even more in love with you

after reading your words.

Don't say things like that.

What?

Stop complimenting my writing.

[chatter]

Papa.

[glasses clink]

Are you okay?

Uh... no.

No, no, I'm not okay.

Um...

We have to tell them everything.

We have to tell them right now.

[glasses clinking]

Mama, eh... Mama, Mama, Mama!

[Speaking Spanish]

I want to say something.

- Hola... - Familia!

[cheering]

What's he saying?

We're harvesting tomorrow.

[lively guitar music]

[cheering in Spanish]

[speaking in Spanish]

I want you to know,

whatever happens after this week,

I will always be glad we got this time together.

Time we never thought we would have again.

Leaving this time is gonna be so much harder

than last time.

Javier.

I'd be honored to help you in the fields,

if you will allow me.

Are you sure?

It is backbreaking work.

Yes! I know it's so different from my everyday life, but...

I would love to be part of your family's history.

Aww.

- So cute! - I know.

What about me, can I come with you to the sorting house?

Oh, my gosh, you were up late writing.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Well, I was just brainstorming.

I mean, this place is so inspirational.

Right? I think so too.

♪

[indistinct conversation]

Hola.

Hi. Thank you.

Yes, thank you so much.

Here we go. Oh...

Hola, here.

- Thank you. - How's it going?

Good. Um, you know, I've been doing this

since I'm a little kid, and I think this is

the biggest harvest I see.

Wow, the Estrellas are so lucky to have you.

Well, it's my honor.

Um... this is a very special family.

I heard about your engagement to Javier.

Yes.

- Congratulations. - Thank you.

Maybe this will be an inspiration for Miguel.

We've been seeing each other for almost a year.

But he's so shy, you know?

How did Javier propose to you?

Oh...

It was kind of unexpected.

He came out of nowhere, and I was like, ahh!

[laughing]

Yeah.

Excuse me, I don't wanna hold you up.

No problem.

- Hola! Hey. - Anna.

What do you think of all of this?

It's wonderful.

I'm so happy to hear you say that.

This is very special to me, you know.

To all of us.

Family, community.

And now you'll be part of it.

I'm so glad you're here, Anna.

Me too.

Sweet Anna.

Excuse me, dear.

Okay.

[guitar music plays]

[singing in Spanish]

[applause]

Those were some good tunes.

Hey, do me a favor, when you talk to your family...

later, um...

don't tell them about the article, okay?

I'm not gonna write it.

How come?

No, but...

you said yourself how important it was

for your future.

It's so funny, you didn't want me to write it

in the first place.

I thought you were gonna be relieved.

That was before I knew in my heart

that you would write from yours.

And you were right.

It's time for this family to...

emerge from the past, embrace the future.

But we can't lay that on them.

I'm... I'm gonna write about something else.

It's okay.

I don't want you to write about anything else.

Or...

be...

anywhere else...

but here.

I... I wanna be here.

I love it here, you know that.

But this is your legacy, it's not mine.

And I need to walk away now,

while I still have the strength to say no.

[chatter outside]

Is that Erica?

Erica?

Let me explain.

Explain what?

What you've been written down about our family secrets.

Our conversations.

Our traditions.

Wait, what's going on?

There was a spy after all.

No, I'm not a spy.

I'm a novelist.

Soy escritora.

I was just taking notes 'cause I wanna write

something loosely based on your family, on your...

Wait a second.

You were writing about the Estrellas?

No, no, not the same way that you are.

What does she mean?

You were writing about us too, Anna?

No. No.

Well...

I was.

What have you done bringing these Americans here, Javier?

To ruin our lives?

But... wait a second.

I wasn't gonna tell your family secrets

or anything like that.

I... I wanted the whole world to love you as much as I do.

This is not how you show love, Anna.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry too.

Wait a second, is this why you wanted me to go along

with the whole fake engagement thing?

For the plot?

Anna.

Fake engagement?

I don't believe you.

No.

I see you together. You are in love.

I do love her, Mama.

I love you.

And I love you.

But no, we are not engaged.

[crying]

Wait.

No, let me. I got us into this mess.

I will get us out.

Let's sit down and we can talk about this.

- No! - Okay, I can...

No.

You used my ideas last year as a springboard,

and now you're doing it again?

I have to go talk to Javier's parents.

Anna.

Erica.

If you were struggling, you should have told me.

I couldn't.

If you love her...

marry her!

I cannot ask her to marry someone she just met.

I never wanted to hurt anybody.

Especially not this wonderful family.

I'm so sorry.

I should have never come here in the first place.

Ah! Ah.

I'm so glad you stopped walking.

I thought you were gonna go all the way to Portugal.

Well, I was going to.

But I left all of my stuff at the guest house.

It serves me right for trying to make a dramatic exit.

I'm really sorry.

And you're right, I was just desperate.

Did you ever read Moby Dick?

In high school.

So...

remember how Captain Ahab is fighting against the monster?

But turns out, actually, he's fighting against

his own fears.

- Okay. - That's you.

I get it.

You're scared you're not a good writer,

and you let your fears get the best of you.

You're right.

I did.

Kind of like how you almost let your fear of being alone

get the best of you.

What happens if I'm so driven by my career that

I never let myself have something like that again?

You will.

How do you know?

Because.

Because you believe in fate.

And because you put so much love in the universe

that you are going to get it back.

Just don't be like me and push away the people

who care about you the most.

I'm really sorry I got so upset.

I think I was just surprised.

Of course, you had every right to be.

But you have to know, I wasn't gonna write

about the Estrellas.

Actually...

I was writing a story about a woman.

Who loved a man and his family so much...

that she struggled with and ultimately passed up

an incredible opportunity for her career

because it's not what they wanted.

[chuckles]

She sounds complex, but adorable.

[laughs]

She's an amazing person.

She's my best friend.

You know, you helped me so much last year.

You helped me believe in myself.

I don't understand why you won't let somebody else

do the same for you.

I've been going it alone a long time.

Well, me too.

But now we have each other, no matter what.

I think we should probably get back.

Clean up our mess, huh?

Yeah, probably time for us to face those white whales.

You do know that Ahab gets eaten at the end, right?

Oh, no!

Oh, shoot! Don't think about it.

It's a metaphor, but the metaphor

completely falls apart.

- Anna. - I'm really sorry.

I'm sorry I left like that.

I... I didn't know what else to do.

No, I... I'm sorry.

You were just trying to make everything okay.

I... I get it.

Anna, I know everything sounds so complicated right now, but...

I really cannot see myself with anyone but you.

Really?

I... I did mean what I said.

I did too.

[chuckles] Wow.

You really do come outta nowhere.

Wait, wait.

We have to talk to your family.

We have to tell them that we did everything

because we care about them.

Come.

I think they might want to tell you some things, too.

[church bell tolls]

[crying]

Oh, no, Rubia.

Rubia.

I understand everything now.

This is what you needed the whole time.

I just didn't know how to ask.

And I know that you love me the best way you know how.

Not... not the most important way.

By just listening to you.

And from now, that is what I will do.

I promise you.

Okay.

Because I have something I want to tell you.

And you do have to listen.

[speaks Spanish]

Me too. I love you, too.

And we will get married when you are ready.

I am ready.

Right now?

Yes!

I mean, who were we kidding?

We weren't just planning Anna's fake wedding.

We were planning our real one.

What do you think?

[laughing]

Ah...

Pardon.

Oh.

First of all, I wanna say that I'm really sorry

that I lied to you.

That we lied to you.

It's important you know all I've ever wanted

was what's best for you.

And... and to help Javier.

And all he wanted was just a little bit of freedom.

And that's all I wanted...

too... just different kinds.

And I think I got that.

Regardless of whether or not I publish the article.

So... anyway, I won't...

publish the article about you, so...

Your secrets are safe with me.

Shoot, I should've had Erica translate.

One second, I'll be right back.

No, no, Anna. We understood you.

We were just waiting for you to finish, before...

Before you banish me from the village?

[chuckles]

Before we tell you...

it's okay for you to publish your story.

What?

Javier got us thinking about

making a few changes around here.

So, a little exposure every couple hundred years

is not so bad.

But not too much.

And...

for the record.

You will always have a place here.

Ah, mija.

Is that daughter?

[both laugh]

Honorary daughter.

For now.

But if you ever wanted to make it official,

that would be okay too.

Maybe someday.

Someday? Like today?

[chuckles] Someday, like...

Like someday.

A toast.

To the future of the Estrella.

The next generation.

And to Javier.

May the road you travel always bring you back home.

Travel?

Are you leaving?

Well, not permanently, but...

I know this wonderful travel writer who inspired me.

No! What?

[both laughing]

But wait, but if you're leaving,

then who's gonna take over?

We talked about that too.

We realized that there are other ways to pass on

our family's traditions and business.

As long as we have love at the center of what we do,

we will always be okay.

But I will admit.

I was so excited about hosting a wedding.

Well, we think we could help you with that.

Oh!

Yes!

[laughing]

Let's have a wedding!

[church bell tolls]

[applause and cheers]

[laughs] Whoo!

[cheers]

[singing in Spanish]

[glasses clinking]

[cheers]

Salud.

Uno, dos, tres!

[Javier] Hey.

Hey.

I brought you a gift.

I think we're supposed to get something for them.

Well, not this.

This belongs to you.

Are you sure?

I know it's more valuable than gold.

Well, then maybe you can think of it as a promise ring.

And maybe when we get back, we can get you a real one.

Muchas gracias por todo.

You okay?

Yeah.

I mean, if you had told us a year ago

that this is where our life would be.

That's the best thing about life.

There's always another chapter to write.

[glasses clink]

Come on.

[laughter]

[speaking Spanish]

Okay! [speaking Spanish]

[cheers]

Uno. Dos. Tres.

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