José Guerrero was a painter who was born in Granada at the beginning of the 20th century, a city where he lived until his youth, when he began to travel through Europe. Later he moved to New York with his American wife, Roxanne Whittier Pollock, where his children Lisa and Tony grew up and where he joined the current of American abstract expressionism. But he never forgot his roots in Granada, so the family lived for long periods in Spain, and he was known as the painter of color. In this book, his son Tony Guerrero recounts how José overcame the different life stages thanks to the different intelligences that human beings possess, and makes us reflect on the treasure that lives within each person.