"This is the story of Fabio, of his fears and his forgetfulness; his distrust of adults, a distrust that he shares and grows in dialogue with "Malicia", his elderly neighbor. Neither Fabio nor his father want the bus that he drives throughout the city to stop being temporary. If he ceased to be, Fabio would not be able to accompany him on the tours, collect the money and walk around while his father talks to him about the places they go, about the people who get on the bus, about Bogot{acute}a. An endearing character, a story of beings that survive in a difficult city rarely told. Accompanied by an illustrated account of contemporary Bogot{acute}a"--Provided by publisher.

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