"I have a strange feeling," says musician José Manuel Pagán. For 23 years he has directed the Good Luck Orchestra, a group made up of people with mental health conditions. "After so many years, after having performed so many concerts and rehearsals and having traveled with them to places like Berlin, this Saturday, February 14th, I will give my last concert with them, and I'm a little sad," says Pagán, who as a composer won a Gaudí Award for the soundtrack of the film Black breadHe compensates for his sadness with satisfaction for the work done and shared. "And I'm at peace because the orchestra continues," he affirms. In fact, his son Pol, a music therapist like his father, is taking over. The concert by the Good Luck Orchestra, which has a danceable repertoire including boleros and rock 'n' roll, will be held in the auditorium of the Liceu Conservatory at 6:30 p.m., and will feature guests such as Albert Batista and Manel Joseph, from the Platería Orchestra, and Valentí Agustí. "I think it will be very moving, because psychiatrists, patients, family members will be there..." says Pagán.