Jose Carlos Soto

The story of Tinita and Valeria continues a few months after what happened in Carpa 88. Tinita, along with her husband, goes to the United States as the wife of a renowned professor recently hired by a prestigious university. This is the excuse from which the author maintains the narrative structure of the first part, but on this occasion, the emails between the two protagonists are no longer randomly selected, the narration runs through its own timeline and the illustrations, Although they maintain the aesthetics of the story board, they directly or indirectly illustrate the action of the texts.
During our meal, take the opportunity to ask Soto about the topic, with a view to including his answer in the intro and thus enriching the experience of new readers. The truth is that he was quite sincere, for him, what had been surprising and novel in the first part would have become an anodyne routine in the second volume and he preferred, although he kept electronic correspondence as the basis of the story, not to repeat schemes and development was entirely chronological.
As often happens in our daily lives, everything happens for better or for worse, without great drama or decisive moments, one thing leads to another and the Devil arrives and blows. It is true that Soto weaves a kind and simple love story, delicious and charming for me, as so many happen in the world, he prefers not to distinguish genders in his story, Tinita and Valeria fall in love and naturally, for everyone, it should be accepted.
I know that I end up writing it down every time I write about this story, only unforgettable songs are missing and although we find several musical references throughout its pages, these only allow us to imagine the dream score for its story. We think we hear powerful compositions while Tinita and Valeria write to each other, remember the past, dream of their future together and like many of us, sooner or later, get carried away by the love nonsense that no one will ever admit to having uttered and revel in them.
-Powerful is the spell of the most goofy romantic comedy.
With Soto's farewell, before getting on the bus, I close this intro