Que pase lo peor

Nelson's life is in shambles. Freshly fired from a dead-end job, rejected by the friend he's been in love with forever, with a literary career that never took off and a rather sensitive stomach, he receives a strange job offer. Don Reynaldo Mestizo, a relative of a former classmate and a fabric salesman in a working-class neighborhood, wants to run for city council and needs someone to write his campaign proposals. Nelson, penniless, accepts and begins visiting the aforementioned man, whose proposals turn out to be rather outlandish, and learns some details of this man's love life that seem straight out of a novel. One afternoon, surprised by Nelson's arrival at their scheduled meeting, Reynaldo lets him go home. And Nelson, troubled by the desperate knocks coming from a second-floor room, goes upstairs and what he finds when he opens the door will give an amazing twist to this story in which nothing is what it seems and from which one can only emerge speechless, overwhelmed and with the certainty that one has just read a masterful work with high doses of humor and beauty.