by Fermina Cañaveras · Espasa · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788467075359
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In 'El baile de las que sobran', Fermina Cañaveras immerses us in the Spain of 1938 to 1966, where the voices of the fighting women will not be silenced. The historical novel tells the story of Félix and Tomasa, who under the guise of merchants, hide key figures of the resistance. Twenty years later, Claudia seeks to unravel the past that has been hidden from her, discovering the role of the militiamen and the vexations suffered during the post-war period. With a stark prose, Cañaveras rescues the struggle of women in the Civil War and their subsequent invisibility.
