Lo que me queda por vivir

Antonia is twenty-six years old when she finds herself alone with a four-year-old boy in the changing Madrid of the eighties. Hers is the story of an inner journey, that of a woman who faces youth and motherhood while trying to make a place for herself in life, in a city and in a time of accelerated time, more conducive to confusion than to confusion. certainty, especially for someone who has had too early an experience of loss and loneliness.