DORME, MENINO, DORME

A boy is awake in the dark night. Can't sleep. For him, they bring music and songs, warm blankets and warm milk, but only one thing will gently take him to the world of dreams. Working with such an important theme in children's imagination, the fear of loss, as a song, Herrera creates a rhymed and rhythmic text that resumes a structure of accumulation and repetition. With beautiful and striking illustrations in strong tones and contrasts, Macuada recreates a Latin American imaginary that refers to the rural world and the oldest traditions of great storytellers.