Azul, amarillo, Danubio

Having survived the pandemic and just after turning sixty, José Suárez resigned from his position as CEO of a multinational corporation to embark on an adventure: a leisurely Vespa journey along the entire length of the Danube. Three thousand kilometers in search of the heart of Europe, which for some died in 1939 with the burial of Joseph Roth. He stopped at every bend to delve into the story, following in the footsteps of travelers like Claudio Magris and Patrick Leigh Fermor, always with wit and insight, about an identity that for years was a guarantee of hope and freedom. "Blue, Yellow, Danube" becomes an inner journey as well, one that, like a warning, places the reader before the contradictory mirror of the past, present, and future of a continent whose towers, as Vicente Huidobro wrote, still stand, conversing with each other every night, despite current challenges and the wind that threatens from the east.