A daughter traces the impact of her father in southern Spain, among the ancient Andalusian homes, ruins and milestones of the desertion, on a trip to the places that witnessed his childhood and boy. The daughter evokes his memory and surrounds him with a dramatic message that will not reach him in his last absence. She contemplates him with a compassionate father, an eccentric, with a magic talent, a lover who has not been absolved of love to the end. The beauty of work is not limited to the polished language, flowing honesty and the durability of narration, but rather extends to the writer's ability and ingenuity in capturing that very self -sorrow that affects all human beings and finds its way in all languages. The "South" is an intimate novel that touches the heart of the heart, casts a glimmer of light on the tired family ties away from the father's stereotype, and recounts the biography of the children who spend their lives reveal the symbols of their relationship with their parents. Between the two books of this book, a story full of attempts to escape, but all ways lead to parents who do not return, in reality and metaphor.