Juancho left Spain after 15 years, thinking that here in Argentina he would recover part of what he had lost. He arrived with two children, and a daughter was born here. The Mediterranean continues to draw him cyclically, and now he goes back to Sitges to give it another try and see if he can return more prepared. They [the military regime] also kidnapped Juan's brother Pablo in the seventies. Neither he nor anybody else knows if the River Plate or the Mare Nostrum will be the resting place for his anchor if he decides to drop it someday.