When Camila Sosa Villada arrived in the city of Córdoba to study at the university, one night, scared to death, she went to spy on the transvestites in Parque Sarmiento and found her first place of belonging in the world.
Las malas
is a rite of passage, a fairy tale and a horror story, a group portrait, an explosive manifesto, a guided tour of its author's imagination and a chronicle unlike any other. In her DNA converge the two trans facets that most repel and terrify the good society: transve...
