With his first novel, In the Distance, the Argentinean writer Hernán Díaz was shortlisted for the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, as well as the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction. His novel Trust was longlisted for the Booker Prize and has recently been awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Set in the 1920s, this marvellous creation tells various complementary and contradictory versions of a mysterious tale of a magnate. The author will talk about his latest work and will reflect on the unexpected links between money and fiction. In conversation with Felipe Bohórquez.

After its public success in 2016, and by popular request, the much awaited literary show, the Lucha de Escritores Anónimos, returns. Live literary creation with masked writers, both polished and coarse, who will improvise for us. May the best author win! With Anaclara Muro, Fernando Goitia, Eliud Martínez, Víctor Arriaga, Blanmi Núñez, Coatl Sandoval, Felipe Bohorquez, Janis Jacobo, Elsa Treviño, Juan Manuel Nava and Hugo Cervantes.

Ramón Gener (Spain) has found a true vocation in education on the subject of music, bringing his love of opera and art to new audiences. More than just a conversation, he will offer a journey of (re)discovery, allowing music to excite us, and talking about Historia de un piano, a captivating novel about the life of an instrument that becomes a metaphor for the redemptive power of love, friendship, beauty and, of course, music. In conversation with Felipe Bohorquez.