No me cuentes batallitas : Lecciones, moralejas y momentazos de cracks y pringaos que la liaron tan parda que acabaron en los libros de Historia

If you've ever thought this, perhaps you should buy this book. But if you haven't, you might need it even more. Because history, like this little book you're holding, serves above all to question reality and ask a whole lot of questions. This is an incomplete, debatable, and personal map of some of them. It deals with weighty topics, such as success and failure, freedom, prudence, idealism, unbridled ambition, discipline, fear, the price of changing things, the value of innovation, the art of connecting worlds, and the power of storytelling. In its pages, as in life, there are no spotless heroes, no movie villains, no perfect stories, and no happy endings. Rather, there are people who make mistakes, who improvise, and who, sometimes, get it right. There are beautiful ideals that ended in dead ends. There are courageous decisions and monumental errors. There are dreamers who broke their chains and didn't live to enjoy it. There are fighters who never gave up. There are dreamers who chased after their dreams. There are adventurers who didn't know when to stop. The aim here isn't to close debates, but rather to open them up.