Dramatized route led by the Sephardic poet of the 11th-12th century, Qasmuna, who tries to remember moments lived during her imagined visit to this city in the post-Caliphal era. Along this route, Qasmuna has a DIALOGUE with Sara, a Moroccan "current tourist" of Sephardic origin. An imagined character that she has preserved in her memory and in the oral tradition of her people, songs that she sings in Judeo-Spanish or Haketía. Both are trying to find the true KEY TO SEFARAD through these songs, flavors, poetry, stories, fables, traditions and the emotional memory of this people that has remained despite the diaspora over time. . We will walk through some streets of the Cordoba Jewish quarter trying to look for Sefarad's footprints and we will find them in this dialogue that they maintain with each other.