A man who constantly stares at the sky, imitating passersby out of curiosity. A painter who sits on the ground, drawing artwork on the street to earn some money. An acrobat performs her tricks, impressing passersby and making a living. Three people come together under the clear Chilean sky, composing a symphony that brings a touch of sweetness and joy to those who see them, while the country lives under the yoke of corruption. The painter and the acrobat accompany the man on an unexpected journey north, to “the clearest sky in the universe,” without realizing any secrets that lie in that distant north… A novel that tells a great deal about memory, love, and oppression.
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The novel explores the life of a simple man in the Atacama Desert, and his contemplations on the universe and destiny amidst the isolation of existence.
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