In 2019, commissioned by fascist politicians, the plaques with the names of around 3,000 people shot by Francoism in Madrid were removed. The plaques had been installed in the memorial of the La Almudena cemetery, remembering victims of the dictatorship murdered between 1939 and 1944. The action consisted of applauding 3,000 times between the walls where the names were removed. In the play, the applause stresses the celebration of the elimination of names and is at the same time the echo of each execution.