El hombre que vivió dos veces

Ibiza, 1999. María and her children, Ángel and Alba, aged five and seven, arrive at the beach one peaceful afternoon in September after learning that the flight of their father, Salvador, has been canceled and that he will arrive with the last plane from the night. What will happen in that small cove will change everything forever. This is the incredible story of Salvador Martí, the son who will have to fight against destiny when he receives a poisoned inheritance from his father; the boy who, ashamed of the world, will soon find refuge in the pages of books; the poet who will seek his reflection in the words of the women and men who, before him, knew how to write his farewell with beauty and truth. The journey that Salvador will live, through the characters that he will meet on each side of the mirror, is a hymn to life, which blurs the boundaries between reality and imagination, between obsessions and dreams, between good and good. wrong, between God and the Devil. The protagonist will see how the boundaries between life and death are blurred, like two sides of the same coin.