In this very personal novel we cross, as in a collage of different times, places and styles, the story of two friends: Joseba and David, the son of the accordionist. From the Thirties to the end of the 20th century, from a happy childhood to the hells of a violent war, Atxaga approaches, in a brave manner, memory, nostalgia, friendships and the sadness of leaving a mother country never to return again. And in the center of these ramifications, the only possibility of salvation for these dramatic circumstances is love.
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Life in the Basque country,
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This review is from: El hijo del acordeonista (Spanish Edition) (Paperback)
Having visited my Spanish relatives in Spain since 1948 this book captures the culture and ways of small towns in the Basque country. Obaba could be any number of towns. The persons described could be my relatives. The issues are still the same. It is deja vu. Incredible.
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