"Join so the same old people don't win," sing Guillem Caballero and Joan Colomo. "Join," replies Júlia Soler (trombonist with Les Testarudes). They're at the Caja del Prat de Llobregat, rehearsing for the show. Durruti, I love you, which premiere on September 19 in Vic Live Music Market and which will also be performed on the 23rd at the La Mercè Festival in Barcelona. For now, it's in concert format, although the plan is for it to be presented as musical theater in the future. In any case, it's a show by the Les Solidàries company designed to reclaim anarcho-syndicalist memory through the figures of Buenaventura Durruti (1896-1936) and Mimi Morin (1901-1991). And as references, rock opera Tommy, by The Who; and the political songbook of Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht. In fact, the show includes an adaptation of the wonderful Ballad of the Soldier's Wife of Weill and Brecht, contemporaries of Durruti and Morin.