On April 7, 2002, José María García makes his last program without saying goodbye to his listeners. Whoever was his secretary and his right-hand man, stores thousands of hours of radio and personal belongings from García's career in dozens of boxes. Twenty years later, those boxes are opened and García returns to a radio studio to take stock of his career, which began as a young journalist of race who revolutionized radio at dawn and soon became the most listened to, influential and highest paid in the country, after passing through TVE, Cadena SER and Antena 3 and with well-known coverage such as 23-F or the Cycling Tour of Spain.