Escala menor : El amor eterno es efímero

Minor Scale presents a polyphony of voices that converse or monologue about desire, fidelity, loneliness, and the need —as human as it is contradictory— to be recognized by others. Between biology and romanticism, this novel explores the nature of the loving bond: Is love a cultural construct, an evolutionary strategy, or an alluring yet necessary fiction? Is sex the funeral of desire? How long does eternal love last? Why is love forever often ephemeral? These pages paint a bittersweet portrait of affective relationships, with a structure that contrasts the female and male perspectives. Here there are no heroes or villains, only vulnerable human beings confronted with their own limitations: the routine that extinguishes passion, desire that doesn't always align, the temptation to flee, loneliness even in company, or the difficulty of choosing when every choice implies renunciation. Minor Scale captivates with its honesty and the precision with which it portrays what we often keep silent about and the complex emotions that arise in the intimacy of couples, or in their surroundings. A sensitive, ensemble story that challenges the reader with an awkward yet universal question: if love, like music, is a matter of harmony, what happens when we only know how to play in a minor scale?