Overview
- The review characterizes Bam as a seemingly benign figure whose ambition exposes the mechanics of populist power.
- The line “Ser conejo es que no haya alternativa” is presented as the catalytic phrase that forges a new collective identity.
- The piece links the book to Barba’s República luminosa, noting his recurring use of innocence to probe amoral power.
- The critique draws an explicit comparison to Orwell’s Animal Farm for its portrait of ideals curdling into authoritarian control.
- Publication details reported: Anagrama edition, 170 pages, listed at $38.000.