How do you perceive love after experiencing it for decades? How to approach such a transcendental and elusive idea? Is it a generational or universal relationship? Between the essay and the poetic echo, twelve voices explore paths that, beyond the search for a rigid definition, approach or surround the subject from the experience and memory sifted over the years. From this attempt emerges, suddenly, an inventory of anecdotes, notions, murmurs, sometimes panoramic, sometimes detailed, which show the intensity and complexity of the emotions that this feeling encompasses and the inability to capture them definitively.