Star+ presents “I’m so sorry”, the director’s film fernando león of Aranoa that accompanies joaquin sabina from an intimate look that tells who the Spanish singer and poet is offstage.
The film is the result of thirteen years of filming in which all of Joaquín Sabina’s settings are recorded: public and private, luminous and hidden.
In Barcelona, Serrat said goodbye to the stage with the last recital of his tour
a journey through the keys of his life and his work, for what moves him, for what inspires him and for what hurts him; always developed from living situations shared between Joaquín and Fernando.
The documentary will be available on star+ for Spanish-speaking Latin American countries from March 31.
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