El món comença

Casp Street in Barcelona has Ràdio Barcelona, founded in 1924. Inside, there is the Toreski studio, dedicated to Josep Torres i Vilata, which became famous thanks to its dialogues with Míliu, a childish voice that reflected the social reality of the time. The protagonist of this novel, Pequod, already knows all this when a biography of Toreski falls into his hands. But in that book he discovers the American adventure of the artist, as a singer, transformist and ventriloquist. And little by little, we realize that Pequod -a young man from today's Barcelona- establishes a bond with Toreski whose central point is the experience of fatherhood and loss.