"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day" or "Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper" are two of the most frequently heard statements about the first meal of the day.
Machado's poem, which Serrat played with his talented musical wand, serves to illustrate in a much more artistic and idyllic way something that in New York you do all the time, whether you like it or not: walk, walk and walk.
How charming the past is. They say that any time in the past was better and, whether it is true or not, the truth is that when we look back, we are filled with a sweet melancholy that invites us to recall anecdotes, songs, places or expressions.
Welcome to our New York Diary. Come in and enjoy because today begins our tour of the streets of the city that never sleeps. So, clichés included. Because clichés contain truths and one of the truths of New York is that it never shuts down; no day of the year, no hour of the day.
