by Eduardo Mendicutti · Tusquets Editores S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788483830482
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In 'Ganas de hablar', Eduardo Mendicutti introduces us to Cigala, a manicurist who, after years of service to the ladies of La Algaida, receives an unexpected tribute: a street named after him. This recognition unleashes a torrent of memories and reflections in Cigala, leading him to request that his street be the old Silencio street, as a way of claiming everything he has had to keep silent. Through passionate soliloquies, Mendicutti reconstructs the life of a character who identifies with the marginalized and who claims his right to remember and be heard. The novel stands out for its colloquial and combative language, which becomes another protagonist of the story.
Eduardo Mendicutti is a Spanish writer and journalist. Mendicutti was ranked among the top 50 most influential gays in Spain.
