Upon reaching 70 years old, the visual artist Jazzamoart, colloquially narrates his path in the life of painting, from his nostalgic and bohemian childhood in Irapuato, Guanajuato and his beginnings at the San Carlos Academy of Arts in the Historic Center of Mexico City, to his encounter with jazz as an axis to give identity to his work and to the adventures and achievements throughout his career, intertwining it with other passions such as soccer, bullfighting, Mexicanness and family, all through his gestural and expressionist pictorial language. Accompanied by hundreds of images of their pictorial production, they share anecdotes and comments from figures from the national jazz scene such as Olivia Revueltas, Francisco Téllez, Ana Ruiz, Iraida Noriega and Alain Derbez, as well as protagonists of Mexico’s cultural life such as Teresa del Conde, Rogelio Cuellar, Oscar Román, Aldo Flores, Raquel Tibol, Arnold Belkin, Emile Martel, among many others.