Enrique E. Cofiner was one of Catalonia’s most internationally renowned and successful musicians of the 1950s and 1960s. His popular songs, such as I like my girlfriend and The Portuguese, were widely known throughout Spain at the time and were later adapted into many languages. His musical revues were also hugely popular, and with his group, Cofiner y sus chicos, he toured around much of the world, from Switzerland to Cairo.Yet, despite the fame and recognition he achieved, he has now been almost entirely forgotten. His daughter sets out to commission contemporary musicians to reinterpret his scores, creating a dialogue between past and present through music.