The event at Instituto Cervantes brought together notable figures such as Joan Manuel Serrat and Ana Belén to honor the legacy of the late Catalan poet Joan Margarit, who passed away five years ago. During the evening, attendees recited and reflected on Margarit's verses, highlighting his unique ability to fuse poetry with music, as expressed by Serrat’s poignant remark about singing Margarit's poetry.

As the sun set in Madrid, the gathering took on a warm and welcoming atmosphere, contrasting with the political discussions happening nearby. This gathering was framed not as a formal tribute but as a heartfelt celebration among friends meant to uplift the spirit and beauty of poetry. Participants aimed to rekindle Margarit's memory, illustrating that the best homage to a poet lies in the reading and sharing of their work.

The shared experience served as a reminder of the profound connection between art and life, showcasing how Margarit's poetry continues to resonate and inspire even after his passing. This sentiment was echoed in the conversations among those present, emphasizing the enduring impact of Margarit’s words and the collective desire to create beauty in the world, one verse at a time.