by Susana López Rubio · Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467055955
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In 1914, Julieta Carrión de la Vega, a 16-year-old girl, travels from Spain to Bolivia to reunite with her father, Don Gonzalo Carrión, who runs a tin mine in Potosí. Motherless, Julieta idealizes her father, but soon faces the harsh reality: Don Gonzalo employs children in the mine and has a mestizo lover named Adela. After several clashes, Don Gonzalo decides to send Julieta to one of his properties in the Salar de Uyuni. There, Julieta finds peace and creates a cooperative with the natives to exploit the salt. She meets Siwar, an attractive native, with whom she falls in love. However, her father forces her to marry by proxy and return to Spain, revealing that Siwar worked for him. Desolate, Julieta travels to Madrid, believing she has lost El Salar and Siwar forever. But life will open another door for her, and Julieta will fight to regain her true life.
