It may have been due to the effect of the gordo blanco on my cognitive functions, but I was suddenly overwhelmed by an extraordinary feeling-not of satisfaction but of absolute joy. It was the feeling I had in the Museum of Natural History and when I was making cocktails. We started dancing again, and this time I allowed myself to focus on the sensations of my body moving to the beat of the song from my childhood and of Rosie moving to the same rhythm.
The narrator experiences a profound sense of joy, which may stem from the influence of alcohol on his mental clarity. This moment of elation is reminiscent of past experiences that brought him happiness, such as visiting the Museum of Natural History and crafting cocktails. The feelings he encounters are not mere contentment but a deeper emotional connection to joy.
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