Sabrina y Corina

Denver's Latino world serves as a backdrop for contained prose that portrays loss, the need for identification, the maintenance of traditions, and the will to overcome unfavorable circumstances. The protagonists of the eleven stories gathered in this book compose a mosaic with the common denominator of absence and uprooting in a radically mixed-race American society, marked by structural violence and the breakdown of the family, but also by sisterhood and bond. with previous generations.