Pintadera, Fran;Inaraja, Christian
We?re all different. And this is how Cándido is presented to us:
to the world around him, to be understood and accepted.
Rarely has such an apparently simple text promoted such
a profound and necessary reflection of a complex society as this.
his feelings towards those around him with the readers, while
we discover what others think about him. Oblivious to the faceless crowd that follows changing fashions, Cándido feels out of place,
And although the world has become a hostile place to nature
and people, the positive thing is that there is always a meeting
But that's another story?
