by Horacio Castellanos Moya · Random House · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788439744917
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Clemente Aragón, a married man with a good reputation in Salvadoran society, finds himself spiraling into paranoia after an affair with the wife of a general. Set in February 1972, against the backdrop of electoral fraud and political unrest in El Salvador, Clemente's life becomes complicated by mysterious phone calls and the suicide of an acquaintance. Part of the Aragón family saga, this novel masterfully explores violence, chaos, and the fragility of memory in a country marked by endless conflict. Horacio Castellanos Moya uses sharp prose and a tense narrative pulse to portray the nation's drift and the personal intrigues intertwined with collective history.
