"El tiempo pasa, corazón" was a documentaries program. It was a retrospective sight into acts, events and people who standed out in the past for some special reason.
The idea was to find out what had it been about those people lives, or what had they felt in
that special moment in which everybody in Spain had their eyes upon them.

Let´s see some examples:

The archer who lighted up the Olympic flame in 1992 in Barcelona. During the documentary,
he confessed he would not do it again, because he felt an enormous pressure! Even though
the technical crew had setted it up so that the flame would light up even if the archer failed in
his target…

Another sports story was about the soccer game in which the Spanish team won the Maltese one for 13-1.We made an interview to José Antonio Camacho, who scored one of the goals.
In one of the most touching documentaries we featured Rigoberta Menchú, Peace Nobel
Price. It was about the attack to the Spanish embassy in Ecuador, in which, among others, her father was assassinated. The story was very hard and she told us that due to that, was that she began her struggle for the indians rights, the book is entitled "Así nació la conciencia" (That´s how conscience was born). For this story, we also interviewed Máximo Cajal, who was the Spanish ambassador in Quito at the moment. In spite of the fact that a long time had passed, when he talked to us, he could not help shedding some tears.

Other documentaries were about the evolution of the perfumes and deodorants use in Spain; the
change in the movies industry , from the "españoladas" (typical spanish movies) to
Almodóvar; the Christmas feasts, from Carpanta to nowadays; what was about the Guinean child who called out the winning number of the Lottery and years after killed a taxi driver…