Sí, lo hice

Synopsis of Sí, lo hice

Sí, lo hice is a novel written by Victoria Bermejo. The story narrates the protagonist's amusing obsession, a playful thriller that gets out of hand. It is a novel that speaks of women today and their ways of living, of the commitment to write well and reach the maximum possibilities of oneself. In this story, music plays while teaching us what it is to be on both sides of reality without taking sides with anyone, while showing us success and failure, triumph and frustration, madness and sanity. It is a story so fast-paced that it seems to be written as it is read. A story in which Victoria Bermejo slaps that pseudo-framework that we call literature today and mocks the pretensions of upstart writers and the neuroses of the consecrated, all in a mess that sways between laughter and mystery, and where nonsense is great and rejoicing and intrigue are guaranteed.