A dialogue is a conversation between two or more people. Dialogue is an excellent form of knowledge, exchange of ideas and exercise of coexistence. During the month of September, at Casa de Sefarad (and at Casa del Ciprés), Francoise-Flore Atlan, singer and musicologist, will speak and sing about the musics of the Mediterranean (September 9). We will talk about D. Ángel Pulido, doctor and writer, who “discovered” (at the beginning of the 20th century) the Sephardic communities of the diaspora and began a fruitful dialogue with history (September 12). The main works of two Mexican and Jewish writers, Margo Glantz and Myriam Moscona establish a dialogue with memory (September 19). The toponymy of our streets is part of an urban dialogue: streets that deserve their name, names that deserve their street. We will talk about María la Judía, Juan Latino and Corto Maltés (September 16 at La Casa del Ciprés), Andalusian La Lozana and María de Cazalla (September 23) and Antón de Montoro, Pintor Bermejo and Juan Rufo (September 30). Where there is attention there is no forgetting