Directamente, Encarna Sánchez

On April 5, 1996, Encarna Sánchez died. More than twenty-five years later, her life remains unknown. It is known about her how much she achieves professionally on the radio: creating a tone for the early morning, giving room to an audience that was ignored in the afternoon and even creating the social gathering of the heart. She becomes the highest paid woman in the history of communication in Spain. With total skill and sensitivity, she interviews politicians, businessmen, artists or anonymous people. She treats the authorities with the same pleasure as the needy. However, this powerful woman was able to fulfill each and every one of her wishes. Everybody. Except for one. And that tore her apart. This novel is the fruit of an investigation that has lasted years. Nothing has been easy. No one has wanted to speak out, or be interested in revealing the whole truth about Encarna. The one that explains why she was so fierce. But the newspaper archives and archives speak of the dead and also of the living. Some of the most important personalities of this country parade through this novel. The dialogues, fictionalized, correspond to hours of recordings, interviews, and publications that validate the comments, feelings and actions that the characters carry out in a Spain very different from the current one. Many things have changed since Encarna triumphed. Only one of it has remained: the fear of talking about it. All of that ends today. Here and now. Directly, Encarna Sánchez.