Las Alegres

In a society where violence against women is structural and attacks occur on a daily basis, an increasingly numerous protest movement arises that wants to make the situation visible. Made up of women from all walks of life and initially peaceful, some of its leaders soon become radicalized and claim to take action using the same violence that men use. "Las Alegres" is the name of one of those violent factions and this novel tells their story, that of the group and that of the four women who have decided to teach men a lesson. What is the drop that fills the glass and leads women to self-organize in an almost paramilitary group?