by Jaume Sisa · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433915757
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This two-volume set brings together the nearly complete works of Jaume Sisa, the renowned galactic singer-songwriter, author of the classic 'Qualsevol nit pot sortir el sol,' along with his alter egos Ventura Mestres, Ricardo Solfa, Armando Llamado, and el Viajante. Divided into seven books, these volumes explore the many facets of Sisa's life: the sung life, the dreamed life, the thought life, the lived life, the borrowed life, the hidden life, and the reincarnated life.
The first book, 'Lletres musicals,' presents the complete collection of Sisa's songs, enriched with prologues written over the years by Ventura Mestres, his official commentator. The second, 'Poesia dispersa,' interweaves poems and poetic prose. The third, 'Rumiacions,' compiles a selection of aphorisms that reflect the author's thought. The fourth, 'Autoxocs Lavida,' gathers correspondence, press articles, an unpublished diary, dedications, and speeches, offering a fragmentary and vivid autobiography. The fifth, 'Intérprete polifacético,' includes the scarce written work of Ricardo Solfa: a business card. The sixth, 'Cancionero y variedades,' is the book of Armando Llamado, Sisa's most elusive mask, author of Solfa's songs and three collections of poems that are published here for the first time. The seventh and final book, 'El Viajante,' unifies, through the metaphor of a traveling salesman where Sisa, Mestres, Llamado, and Solfa reside, the range of sensibilities and contradictions that exemplify the general galactic worldview.
