by Jansain, Marrero, Zerda · Editorial Saure, S.L.U. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788495225696
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The Tower of Babel, a symbol of human power, is being built. In a small town far from the big city, José the magician and Tohea, his assistant, witness the birth of languages while joining in the games of the local children. The architects of Babel believed that through words they would reach divine reality, but words and languages are relative values; when codes change, men can no longer understand each other spontaneously. Words are not reality. This is something that children and magicians know intuitively.
