Lucha y metamorfosis de una mujer

Édouard Louis has become one of the most feared pens among the established power. Gifted with a unique style and an unmistakable voice, the new enfant terrible of French lyrics has transformed his most intimate experiences and feelings into lacerating stories of denunciation and catharsis, such as his rape on Christmas Eve in History of violence or the stormy relationship paternofilial in Who Killed My Father. In Lucha y metamorfosis de una mujer, Louis continues his ambitious autobiographical project, which on this occasion focuses on the figure of his mother, a woman "cut off from everything, subjugated and sometimes even humiliated by male violence, who at forty five years he rebelled, fled and, little by little, built his freedom".