As a baby he slept a lot, so much so that his grandfather would often say to him: “You need to get a move on, be sharp. It’s not good to sleep so much”. He was so content in his baby role that he had little interest in walking. One fine day, without having gone through the crawling stage, he got up, put on his shoes – on the wrong feet – and started walking. “I think his steps just came to him because he’s very stubborn!”. This is told to us by Aunt Marieta – Maria Bauzà – the wife of the brother of Miquel Àngel Raió’s mother, who started dating the old man when the current director of the Principal Theatre of Inca was only two months old – she was 17 years old. She saw him born. And she still remembers the laughter that the family produced seeing him walk in that way, so confident, the day the child decided it was time to get up.