Astisendo Grupo Editorial Viva La Vida Los Sueños De Ciudad Juarez Comic

Astisendo Grupo Editorial Viva La Vida Los Sueños De Ciudad Juarez Comic Multicolor . The most dangerous city in the world also dreams A portrait in exchange for a dream.This is how Baudoin and Troubs, approaching people on the street, set out to portray the Mexican city of Ciudad Juárez, perhaps the most dangerous city in the world, where the murders of women and violence linked to drug trafficking are the order of the day.However, through their eyes, the border city is overflowing with life and dreams.The origin of Viva la vida lies in the novel by Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño, 2666, which revolves around the mysterious murders of more than 400 women in Ciudad Juárez.Its reading was the germ that prompted Baudoin to undertake the journey to the border city, along with Troubs, to reflect and make known through their drawings that harsh reality, and to try to understand it.However, by collecting the testimonies, yearnings, and dreams of the locals, they not only came to know the brutal reality of Ciudad Juárez, but also that of a generous and welcoming city. I would like to travel, I want to paint, No more poverty, Walk around the city without fear, Get old.A drawing, a dream.A drawing, a dream.Looks full of hope, smiles that believe in life.And the main driving force behind Baudoin and Troubs´ portraits is this: to reflect on paper that beyond violence, suffering, and death, above all there is life. tradeinn Techinn