Furia

Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2020

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1. Unlike the other men in Camila’s life, Diego genuinely respects Camila, supports her dreams, and wants what is best for her. But there is no question of Diego quitting Juventes and going to America with Camila so that she can follow her ambitions—instead, everyone expects that, as the woman in the relationship, Camila will give up her dreams and move to Italy while Diego pursues his soccer career. (Various chapters)

2. Camila and her family are Catholics, and as such they look to saints for help, such as when Camila asks La Difunta Correa to intervene. But they also turn to pre-Catholic Argentinian traditions, like when Isabel takes Camila to the curandera, who uses supernatural rituals outside of the Catholic tradition. (Various chapters)

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