Gloria

Gloria by Andrés Felipe Solano is a poignant and emotional journey that explores the life of a young woman on a pivotal day in 1970. It's a spring Saturday, April 11th, when the famous Argentine singer Sandro is set to perform at the iconic Madison Square Garden, and the protagonist, Gloria, is among the lucky few who get to experience it. As Gloria navigates the vibrant streets of New York City, she must confront her past and the traumatic images that haunt her. With her 20th birthday approaching, she's determined to make the most of this day, but the weight of her memories threatens to hold her back. This powerful and introspective novel is a testament to the human spirit's ability to persevere in the face of adversity. Fifty years later, Andrés Felipe Solano returns to his mother's story, revealing the parallels between their lives and the lessons they learned from each other. A beautifully written and deeply personal account, Gloria offers a unique glimpse into the complexities of love, loss, and identity.