So let me, I come from the theater. So let me share with you that is in four short acts. So act number one, I'm five years old. And my family decided along with other families to host Shabbat dinners, they would rotate. But before that, we would go to a Conservative synagogue in Argentina, which was a very liberal in Buenos Aires, which means there were, you know, musical instruments and singing. So I'm there, I'm five, and I hear the singing and the Hebrew words and the joy and the musical instruments and the people singing in the community. I just fell in love. I just love that, and then we'll come home and seeing more and ay, di di di di, di di di di, We had like a whole shtick. And the brachot, the blessings, and to me that was the most, it is still my favorite day of the week, Shabbat. And that's like, my first memory. Act 2, I'm 12 years old, and I go to a sleepaway camp, aJewish sleepaway camp, and they're the girls in my bunk, they will say the Shema Yisrael before bedtime. I probably knew about this because I did go to a Jewish Day School. But that's my vivid memory of saying, oh, that's something, that's a practice I want to pursue. Of course, not in this words, right, and especially not in English, because remember, I was thinking in Spanish back then, mostly. So I bring that home with me. And ever since then, basically, I've been doing that. But at some point, let's say I'm 12 and a half, I guess I realized I'm a morning person. And that's when my connection with God awakens. So I begin praying every morning, with the words from my heart, with my own words, maybe probably I say the Shema, but I remember going in my house, we lived in an apartment, and we had the blessing of being able to do a little bit of the river facing east. So I would face the East next to a window, next to the light, or maybe I will go out in the balcony and just pray and pour my heart, heart out for however I need it. However long I need, even you know, before going to school, the first thing that I did I, before talking to anybody else, I would just have a conversation with God or pray or connect or however you want to say that. And come to think about I did talk a lot with God about things that I did not want to happen. And this is interesting, I focus on sort of the negative, like I don't want this to happen, please keep us from this and this and this, like I have to be very specific, I guess at 12 I need to make sure that God understood. So that's my second act. My third act, I am an adult, I moved to Miami, I'm a contorial soloist, I connect with the words, the songs and because of my theater background, you know, an interpreter, it's it is a person who translates but it's also a performer. It's someone who takes somebody else's words and make them their own. And I heard here at your beautiful and amazing podcast, somebody explained that being a cantor or even praying, it's about, it's like getting the music from Mozart or Beethoven or just playing that, you know, beautifully composed music. So the streets are so so with such intentionality behind those compositions, but so complex, and just trying to do that, right. So I guess because of my theater background as an, as a performer, I'm used to doing that, taking words that are not mine, and making them my own. And I guess that easily translated into prayer. And I was able to put myself out there. And yes, people will come and say that I sang beautifully and my voice and this and that. But my most beautiful thing that anybody ever said to me was when they would come and say, you know, you invited me to sing along. I wasn't singing that, I will sang with, you guided me. I was uplifted. I was able to pray. I was able to speak to God, I connected and to me that was like - That's it. That's what I want to do. Right? That's I want to be this vehicle, this channel, this this connector between prayer and spirituality and God and all these wonderful things and people. Right? To be this bridge. And so another thing happened there, which was that I started to understand that prayer did not come as easily to everybody as it did to me. Which brings us to Act Number 4, I become not only a control soloist, but a teacher and eventually a mom. And even though prayer was so special and so natural to me, how do I pass on all these love all this, feeling, good and joy and an uplifting sensations to the young ones? How can I do this? Because I can, even if I modeled for them, is that enough? How can I make this accessible? So prayer began to be a question again. And as I went through that journey on which brought me to this new book that, you know of, I began to question again, my own relationship to God, and my own relationship to prayer, and actually being much more active, are in analyzing and reflecting and intentionally doing all these things. So it's like a circle, I'm back to that five years old. Well, I think it's a good time for you know, for praying, like to put our words where our words are. So. So okay. Dear Creator of all that is connection, and energy, we thank you for this opportunity to connect. And if this is good timing, for us, for you, for the universe, let us continue this conversation. And if not, let us find another time where this conversation might happen, for the order of everything. And we thank you for this and all the challenges in our way. And we hope that all the challenges are as sweet as this ones. And we pray for everybody who are really in need of internet for bigger challenges to get that connection.