Here's something that, with a wink of eyelashes full of chaquira seduces us. Just as this book seduces us. And the lives shown in the narrative poems, or poetic stories, that appear here. Sergio Telles, with his work, stands before our eyes with a parade of characters out of the ordinary: homosexuals, thieves, transsexuals, prostitutes, drug addicts, mythomaniacs Telles forces us to see. It forces us to feel. It forces us to accept that, naked, we are all the same and looking for the same thing. Telles elegantly handles every word that leads us to the deepest decay. In this lies its literary value, in the dichotomies: the more beautiful, the more pain is shown and the greater the decay.