Three stories by the brilliant Argentine writer Daniel Moyano, in which he recovers some anecdotes of his career as a violinist in La Rioja. The book includes a Musical Dictionary written by his son Ricardo Moyano -an exceptional guitarist, now living in Turkey-. According to Ricardo, his father imagined this wagon while they were waiting in Buenos Aires, in a borrowed apartment, for the departure of the ship that would take them to exile in 1976. While outside the police shots could be heard, Daniel Moyano made up this vehicle capable of bringing joy and hope where there was only desert and death.
A spirit of search marked Daniel Moyano’s work, one of the most singular and vigorous of Argentine narrative, which today reaches a new generation of readers.