Bilbao-New York-Bilbao

When Liborio Uribe knew he was going to die, he wanted to see for the last time a painting by Aurelio Arteta. He spent his entire life on the high seas, sailed the waters aboard the Dos amigos and, like his son José, patron of the Toki Argia, starred in unforgettable stories, forever forgotten. Years later and in front of that same painting, the grandson Kirmen, narrator and poet, traces those family stories to write a novel. Bilbao-New York-Bilbao takes place during a flight between the Bilbao airport and the JFK in New York, and tells the story of three generations of the same family. Through letters, diaries, e-mails, poems and dictionaries, he creates a mosaic of memories and narratives that make up a tribute to a practically extinct world, as well as a hymn to the continuity of life.