Time has a memory. It takes shape in the dance, in the air of a melody, time of a moment, moment of a lifetime... - Hello Elsa. - Hello Paul. - It is nice the accordions on the show in the window. - Ah, do you think so? - A bit symmetrical. You could place one and put the...you know… ...the type of drums which you also have? The circus’ drums. - Ah, yes, yes. - No, but the accordions are nice Oh, how beautiful it is ! It is splendid Paul. Have you just gotten it? - No, no, it is an old piece. - In any case it's full of dust. "The Cumparsita tango", do you dance the tango? - Formerly... It is an old story. - And does it work? - Yes, yes. - And how much is that worth a piece like this? - However, it is not for sale Elsa. - So, why is it there? Well, be nice, could you please put it away in the back-store? - Ah, Paul. How can you sell all these items as you are so attached to them? - You ask too many questions, Elsa. - Because you have too many secrets, Paul. - Elsa? - Yes. - Take this. I have to be away for a few hours. I leave you that, you know what to do. - Yes so... - If you do go out for lunch, don’t forget to close the shop, all right? - All right. - Have a good time. - See you later. - See you later. - Setback. - Are you sure? - Well... here it is Sir! - Rider on an edge is a dead rider. - Ah, what do you say? - So, what are you doing? - You don't want the revenge? Paul, it's only a game. - Well done. - Miss? - Excuse-me, we are closed. - Yes, I know... but it's for my music. - Wait, I'm going to show you. Hold me this, thanks. - Look at here... - Mine is missing. - But wait. This piece belongs to this accordion. - And then, we are closed. - Do you like dancing? As dancing the tango? - Ah, no, I do not dance. - Do you know, the tango is like the life. A sad thought which is danced... - Well, I have to go. - Adios. - Thank you ladies and gentlemen. - A small coin please. - Sir, a small coin? - Hey, but wait! Sir ! - Miss, a coin for the tango?