A performance about human life accompanied by the music of Oscar Strook - "the king of tango," as he was called in Europe. Oscar Strook is the author of the songs "Ah, These Black Eyes," "Sleep My Poor Heart," the famous "Murki," and many other melodies filled with tenderness and passion. They reflect strong feelings - those that are so needed by the human heart, and which the composer generously shared with people. Therefore, Strook was sung before the revolution, sung in the Soviet Union that banned his music, and is still sung today. The performance tells the story of every person's life: childhood, love, victories, and failures. The actors live this life to the live music performed by the orchestra. The performance is dedicated to the memory of Faustus Latenas, an outstanding theatrical composer who began working on the production but did not manage to finish.