by Laura Anguera · Editorial Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788408255994
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In 'Nadie me habló de ti' (Nobody Told Me About You), Laura Anguera introduces us to Carolina, whose seemingly perfect life crumbles after a divorce and conflicts with her daughter. Added to this is the agony of her father, the last of a Catalan bourgeois saga. The absence of her mother, who abandoned them in her childhood, weighs on her. An unexpected discovery leads her to Gabriel, her mother's lover, who could also be her murderer. Through him, Carolina will meet the indomitable young woman who refused to be an exemplary bourgeois wife, an encounter that will prompt her to rethink her own existence. The novel portrays the sixties, where the last gala dances are mixed with the first rock concerts, the splendor of S'Agaró with the baths in Barceloneta, and the rigidity of the upper class with the dreams of the popular neighborhoods. Characters such as Liz Taylor, the Sírex or Simone de Beauvoir appear in this world in which Carolina struggles to maintain an appearance of normality. Sometimes, to be yourself, you have to leave your whole life behind.
