Fibromialgia

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I "write my songs/ so people can sing them to me/and the day people fail me/ that day I 'm going to cry... These are famous verses whose origin we are going to find out in this book, which rescues unknown anecdotes from the composer. Reading it is, in the words of his daughter Paloma, "go on singing his songs to do not fail him."

Un paseo por la montaña no presagia nada bueno para Sadie, una perra de cría a quien pocas veces se le da la oportunidad de pasear; su tarea es parir, pero ese día su dueño le ha sacado al bosque y, cuando está bien adentro, se ha parado y poniéndose frente a ella, ha sacado algo de la chaqueta. ¡Bang!, suena, y un dolor insoportable recorre a Sadie. Sin aún comprender qué está pasando, ha visto el cañón de una escopeta y a su asesino, su propio dueño, cómo la disparaba entre los ojos y en la columna vertebral. Dos tiros y todo se volvió negro. Pero Sadie no murió, su afán...

Una lectura mágica, encantada y sumamente culta, donde nos vemos obligados a reflexionar sobre los alcances de la ciencia de hoy; los límites de una mirada mecanicista del mundo y las posibilidades de la mente humana