Bailaréis sobre mi tumba

Bailaréis sobre mi tumba covers the recent history of Galicia and part of the countercultural history of an entire country -the birth of environmental awareness, the so-called "movida vigo", the Bakalao route in Valencia in the nineties- through the fate of three characters from a town in the Rías Altas, for whom the chapapote will mark lives traversed by their own family darkness. After surprising the public and critics in 2019 with Tres maneras de inducir un coma, her debut in fiction, Alba Carballal returns with an ambitious second novel that covers three decades splashed with oil and pop music, whose pages reflect how the great Environmental catastrophes not only compromise the political and economic future of a country, but are capable of conditioning the minuscule existences of those who suffer them closely.