"Lo que está pa' ti,
nadie te lo quita". Edelira was on Caydance's doorstep. No one else she knew would respond to the Intercom with "Lo que está pa' ti, nadie te lo quita". "What's meant for you, no one can take away." Sung so authentically that Caydance could almost hear the salsa snare drums.
As if magically enticed by the pitcher of Margaritas on the table, Edelira was in Cayda's studio. Her long black hair impossibly arranged with red combs. Wearing an extraordinary flowery silk dress. Presenting her with a black lace shirt and saying that tomorrow they were going dancing, and this was what Cayda was going to wear. Presenting her with a copy of Willy Chirino's Zarabanda.
On the album cover was a majestic image of Willie in a pink jacket and white pants.
