Chapter ThreeSingers, Rafael from Spain, and Puerto Rican born Marisol, dominated the airwaves. Wearing only his bathing suit and a thick slathering of Sea & Ski suntan lotion, Pablo played his little transistor radio constantly. Each time Rafael aired, Pablo sang along pretending to be Rafael delighting an ocean of fans. When Marisol or any other female voice aired, Pablo would harmonize with them, sometimes sounding just like them with his pre-pubescent boy's voice. Rico's smug expression said he was pleased his son was growing up so self-assured. To think his son could sing too!
The next time Ciara noticed Pablo, she found him gleefully swinging upside-down from the bowsprit. Below him, dolphins effortlessly surfed in the pressure wave in front of the boat. Timbers of the old vessel cr
