Fraternity, imagination, collaboration and self-improvement are contrasted in this book with the pain of war.
It is a social complaint about human relationships marked by the background of migration.
This book, through the love between two brothers and their imagination, leads us to reflect on the hardships that some people have to suffer as a result of conflicts in their countries of origin that force them to leave their homes in search of something better.
This play will open our minds and provoke an overflow of emotions.