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"Since they shot her at point-blank range while she was being kissed, she confused the pain of love with that of death." Rosario Tijeras is the violent, violated character at the center of Jorge Franco's study of contrasts, set in self-destructing 1980s Medellín. Her very name-evoking the rosary, and scissors-bespeaks her conflict as a woman who becomes a contract killer to insulate herself from the random violence of the streets. Then she is shot, gravely wounded, and the circle of contradiction is closed. From the corridors of the hospital where Rosario is fighting for her life, Antonio, the narrator, waits to learn if she will recover. Through him, we reconstruct the friendship between the two, her love story with Emilio, and her life as a hitwoman. Rosario Tijeras has been recognized as an admirable continuation of a literary subject that was first treated by Gabriel García Márquez and then by Fernando Vallejo. A work in the Latin American social realist tradition, Rosario Tijeras is told in fast and vibrant prose and with poetic flourish.… (més)
"Como a Rosario le pegaron un tiro a quemarropa mientras le daban un beso, confundió el dolor del amor con el de la muerte". Rosario Tijeras es el violento y violado personaje al centro de este estudio de contrastes ambientado en la Medellín autodestructiva de los años '80. Su mismo nombre -simbólico y contradictorio a la vez- sugiere el conflicto que vive como mujer que se 'convierte' al sicariato para aislarse de la violencia aterradora de las calles. Desde los pasillos del hospital donde Rosario está luchando por su vida, Antonio, el narrador, espera saber si sobrevivirá. A través de él reconstruimos la amistad entre los dos, su historia de amor con Emilio y su vida como sicaria.
Emilio, Rosario y el narrador son los protagonistas de una relación fundada en los celos, la competencia, el riesgo y el amor. Emilio y Antonio, amigps desde la época del colegio y pertenecientes a la alta sociedad-"monarquía criolla, llena de taras y abolengos"-, aburridos de todo lo conocido y casi como un juego, entran a formar parte del grupo al que pertenece una pandillera famosa por su violencia y belleza, la audaz Rosario, para quien la muerte y el vértigo son éxtasis, sueño y detonación de los instintos. ( )
Is a book that you read fast is pretty well written and knows how to change between the past and present to give to the reader a good overview of the story. I recommend this book to everybody who wants to enjoy an afternoon and learn a little bit more of the times of the violence in Colombia ( )
Este libro es muy interesante leerlo, porque adentra a la persona que lo lee a esta historia tan fuerte y tan triste como lo es la de Rosario, una joven que creció en un ambiente violento y lleno de drogas, el cual la convirtió en una persona muy vengativa, pero lo que muchos no saben es que dentro de esa Rosario hay una persona sensible y con grandes sentimientos. ( )
"Since they shot her at point-blank range while she was being kissed, she confused the pain of love with that of death." Rosario Tijeras is the violent, violated character at the center of Jorge Franco's study of contrasts, set in self-destructing 1980s Medellín. Her very name-evoking the rosary, and scissors-bespeaks her conflict as a woman who becomes a contract killer to insulate herself from the random violence of the streets. Then she is shot, gravely wounded, and the circle of contradiction is closed. From the corridors of the hospital where Rosario is fighting for her life, Antonio, the narrator, waits to learn if she will recover. Through him, we reconstruct the friendship between the two, her love story with Emilio, and her life as a hitwoman. Rosario Tijeras has been recognized as an admirable continuation of a literary subject that was first treated by Gabriel García Márquez and then by Fernando Vallejo. A work in the Latin American social realist tradition, Rosario Tijeras is told in fast and vibrant prose and with poetic flourish.
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