Sáhara ama las flores aunque tiene nombre de desierto.

Sáhara trabaja en el negocio familiar. Una pequeña floristería en Malasaña.

Ciro es un joven lleno de aspiraciones frustradas. Vive en una habitación en Lavapiés.

Ciro choca con Nicolás, un repartidor de comida. Decide suplantar su identidad y trabajar con su nombre.

Nico-Ciro y Sáhara chocan en el Ojalá. Abren varias puertas que son volcanes.

Y deciden arder.

David Martínez Álvarez se desviste de Rayden y construye una novela que es poesía, teatro, tragicomedia, alegoría y caos en su debut como escritor. El acercamiento de la mujer cactus y el hombre globo es una historia de amor urbano contada a cañonazos donde la verdad aflora como un mosquito en el zumo.

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ON WHICH SIDE IS YOUR HEART?

The first novel by David Martínez Álvarez, RAYDEN, is a song to the courage of being different.

A love story by force of extremes. An awakened volcano.

DISCOVER THE WRITER BEHIND THE SONGS.

"I don't know what came first, the novel or the song, but I want to thank the cactus woman and the balloon man for closing the gap between stances. In a world where being different is deemed impossible, my heart is with the improbable who dare." --David Martínez Álvarez, Rayden

> Sahara works in the family business. A small flower shop in Malasaña.

Ciro is a young man, full of unfulfilled aspirations. He lives in a room in Lavapiés.

Ciro bumps into Nicolás, a food delivery man. Ciro decides to take his identity and work under his name.

Nico-Ciro and Sahara stumble upon each other on Perhaps. They open several doors that are volcanoes.

And decide to burn.

In his debut as a writer, David Martínez Álvarez takes off Rayden's garments and creates a novel that is at once poetry, drama, tragicomedy, allegory, and chaos. The Coming Together of the Cactus Woman and the Balloon Man is an urban love story told in blasts, where truth emerges as a mosquito in juice.