Margo Glantz and Tamara Kamenszain met in 1979, when Tamara and Hector Libertella went into exile in Mexico, and became close friends. So much so that their relationship continued for several decades, during which they met occasionally in different circumstances and countries. These letters reflect that period of not seeing each other and yet wanting to communicate, learn about each other, discuss each other's writings, and maintain a lively dialogue. They span from 1984, when Tamara returned permanently to Argentina, to 1997, when the physical exchange was replaced by email. This correspondence bears witness to a relationship of affection and trust between two fundamental Latin American writers and how their lives and works were intertwined. Like a mosaic of their universes, in the letters we discover brief literary critiques, definitions of marriage, complaints about the difficulty of making a living from writing, but above all, the enormous vitality of two women who raised daughters and sons while writing key texts in the literature of this continent. "Ya te llegara" (It Will Come to You) is also an activation of the past and a wish for the future: may this dialogue last forever and be renewed, equally sparkling, with each new reading.