Alex Ayala is one of the most original and acute chroniclers there today in Latin America. He has chosen Bolivia as a base and there it has become a fun and fearless detective of the human condition. In this unique book, thanks to its look, we rediscover the small world is also great. Merchants of Che is a delight, Jon Lee Anderson, a journalist with The New Yorker. "This book is written with great narrative pulse. Ayala explores the most unexpected angles, is the most revealing details. In his hands the story always goes far beyond the plot that tells us, because he knows how to find its hidden meaning. Pitched voice, intuitive look and shoes diligent reporter: there have weapons with which it has undertaken to tell the reality adventure in this magnificent book. Alex Ayala owns one of the most remarkable talents of the new Latin American Chronic "Alberto Salcedo Ramos, winner of the King of Spain Journalism Award in 1998" There are some writers like the author of this book, working with these "tiny lives" (as he called the French novelist Pierre Michon). The lives of nondescript beings that one day face with history or reputation. From this junction the world of Alex Ayala arises specialist straw-colored hair that reaches the ground equipped with a Geiger counter, to study the trail of radioactivity left behind great events "Fernando Molina, winner of the King of Spain Prize for Journalism in 2011.