by Jon Arretxe · Erein Argitaletxea, S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788491090526
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Touré hits rock bottom, nothing motivates him to stay alive. Pain blinds him and his desire for revenge drags him into committing actions for which he will end up being deported. What he does not imagine is the destiny that awaits him in his native Africa. There he will rediscover himself in a culture and a society in which he still recognizes himself, even though he is no longer the same man who once left in search of a better future. African hospitality is embodied in characters like Alou, Aisha, or Yakouba. They will accompany the Burkinabe in this new stage in which the leitmotif will continue to be the instinct for survival, especially in the face of the great threat that looms over the protagonist, who will be forced to undertake a frantic escape. The forced journey of Touré is the perfect alibi for Jon Arretxe to tell us about that land he admires, Africa. The detail with which he recounts the day-to-day life of its inhabitants, of its traditions, makes us feel it, smell it, love it.
