Buena mar

The narrator of Buena Mar embarks, in the most literal way possible, on a business trip. He does it because he is a journalist and wants to discover how those men who spend their lives on the high seas live and work so that we can eat fresh fish. This journey into the unknown - he has never sailed and he hardly knows the sea more than the beach - is also a journey into his own interior, because what he knows on the mainland actually seems to go under: his job, his partner, his home. , his vocation, his entire life. How to live surrounded by water, how the days go by between the rings that announce that the network is full, what the horizon looks like from a trip that is unlike any other, what to expect on the journey to Gran Sol, one of the fishing grounds most complicated in the world. With this experience, lived through his own innocence but also through the gaze and wisdom that the crew little by little lend him, Antonio Lucas brings to our hands the epic of exhausting work that is as unknown as it is exciting. .