by Antonio Pampliega · Editorial Diéresis, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788418011535
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In 'Cowboys in Hell,' Antonio Pampliega immerses us in the harsh reality of the Syrian war through the eyes of Lucas Corso and El Guaje, two young Spanish correspondents. In 2012, they cover the bloody battle of Aleppo, facing unimaginable dangers while working as freelancers for media outlets that exploit their courage. This novel is a tribute to the journalists who risk their lives to show the horrors of war, exploring their commitment and the psychological impact of the conflict on their lives. Pampliega recreates the suffocating atmosphere of Aleppo, where death lurks around every corner, offering a portrait of a generation of journalists pursuing a romantic dream amidst the media crisis.
