When the young Ángel Santiago emerges from prison, where he has been humiliated in the worst way, he is unaware that two convictions are pending against him: one for death and the other for a long life. Possessing the blueprint for a major heist, he seeks the alliance of the melancholic, cynical famous thief Vergara Gray and, with innocence and cunning combined, attempts to charm him into taking on the venture together.
However, a young woman named Victoria enters the lives of both of them, beautiful, sensitive, with an innate talent for dance, but desperate about her life. Despite their precarious situation, the two men will surrender to one of the most beautiful, entertaining, and moving love and friendship triangles in contemporary literature.
The author of the work 'The Postman of Neruda' showcases in his book 'The Dance of Victory' all the charm of his irresistible narrative artistry. The novel was awarded the Planeta Prize in 2003.
[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]
