La memoria de los seres perdidos

The Spaniard Estela is freshly in love, has many friends, and gets along excellently with her family. Everything is perfect until one day she learns that she is adopted and that her biological parents were murdered during the Argentine dictatorship. Initially skeptical, she eventually embarks on a quest for the truth.

Jordi Sierra i Fabra tells a story that touches the heart. It is the story of an open chapter from Argentina's recent past: the fate of stolen children of murdered opposition members. An essential contribution to the current topic of memory, the reckoning with the crimes committed during the last and most brutal Argentine dictatorship (1976-1983).

Recommended for readers interested in the themes of biographies in Spain and Latin America, living under dictatorship, and the transition from dictatorship to democracy in Latin America and Spain.