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This book is a literary treatise on Epicurean philosophy that claims happiness and extols love, friendship, books, kindness... starting with football. The narrator starts from his son's training sessions and games, but also from his passion for the big leagues, mythical players or his childhood memories as a fan, with the "liturgy" that going to the field meant, and in each of these aspects , in each anecdote, in each recollection, he abandons football to delve into universal themes. Carlos Marzal comes and goes, tells rites of passage, hilarious scenes with parents who encourage their children, conversations with other amateur writers, endless stories that culminate in an exciting chapter, that of the tribute to his friend Antonio Cabrera. The reader then discovers that the book is actually a journey through life, and an invitation to the best of it, because for an enthusiastic look, everything is part of the same universe.