Track-Memoria is set in a reality where memories get stored in cassette tapes and sold in stores. This technology allows Emilio to ignore the present and turn to the comfort of the past. Emilio works at one of these stores, looking down on the other customers for consuming anything that comes their way, thinking the memories he owns are unique to him. This new Media helps Emilio ignore the people in his present: his boss Thomas, the customers at the store and the man from the corner of the street, Jonah. Now, Emilio faces a Terminal illness caused by the radiation of these devices, and the only way he knows how to deal with this problem is to ignore it with more memories. When his ability to visit his past gets taken away, Emilio does everything in his power to go back to it. Now forced to live in loneliness, Emilio must learn how to exist in the present. In the end, Emilio realizes his idealized past might not be his, and he is just another ordinary consumer of this system. Emilio sees that he has been living through this Media that feeds him nostalgia; because of it, he now has no present, making him start over.

“Living through memory leaves you with no present” is the theme of this story. It explores how nostalgia culture and marketing have left us with an unoriginal future. The audience is those who dwell on the past, struggling with staying present, people who use technological platforms as escapism and individuals dealing with media addiction.