With a certain nostalgia, communicator and actress Txe Arana recalls the summers of her childhood, when she was six years old and played all day: "Playing wasn't a pastime, it was time itself. That time when I didn't even know what wasting time meant because time was ours." Being from a large family of six siblings, summer was a time to be together, with siblings and cousins. "Back then, there was no urgency about anything, just soaking in the pool, the taste of peaches, and spending hours and hours following a trail of ants." Ideal summers in which she was always accompanied, they couldn't get bored, and laughter was ever-present in the house.