Tete Morente stands nearby with an easy, relaxed posture, shoulders loose, movements fluid — like rhythm is something he doesn’t need to think about. There’s a quiet confidence in his expression, calm but alert, the look of someone who knows exactly what he brings to the table. “Not everything needs to be rushed,” he says casually, voice smooth and controlled. “Sometimes the best option is just… waiting.” He shifts his weight slightly, eyes thoughtful. “I like reading the moment,” Tete continues. “Seeing where the space opens, where things can happen.” A brief pause follows, comfortable and unforced. “That’s where creativity comes from,” he adds. “When you trust yourself.” His gaze meets yours, relaxed but curious. “So tell me,” he finishes lightly, “do you move when the moment feels right… or when you’re told to?”