La pintora de bisontes rojos
(Book)

Asesinatos rituales. Magia y chamanismo. Dos mujeres separadas por diecišis mil ąos y unidas por las pinturas rupestres de Altamira. Los cad̀veres de varios arque̤logos han sido encontrados en el interior de cuevas brutalmente mutilados. Las pinturas rupestres de esas cavernas han sido destruidas, y los sucesos tienen desconcertadas a las autoridades. Mientras tanto, Miren, una joven estudiante de Bellas Artes, consigue su suęo al incorporarse al equipo que se dispone a realizar la řplica de las pinturas de Altamira, sin sospechar que su vida cambiar̀ para siempre al verse involucrada en una siniestra trama ideada por una organizaci̤n de faǹticos religiosos. Al tiempo que sus manos se manchan de ocre y carb̤n reproduciendo las sobrecogedoras pinturas de Altamira, algo extraordinario sucede. Pero es tan asombroso, que ︢nicamente quienes crean en la magia lo aceptar̀n. Solo quienes a︢n no hayan perdido la capacidad de asombrarse admitir̀n la posibilidad de la amistad de dos mujeres separadas por diecišis mil ąos de distancia. Pero cuando conozcas a Aia, comprender̀s que el tiempo no es obst̀culo para una mujer cham̀n. Sin embargo, lo m̀s extraordinario es que cuando hab̕amos le̕do el final, en realidad est̀bamos en el principio. Y eso lo descubrir̀ ąos despǔs Alaia, la hija de Miren. ±Los cap̕tulos de la Altamira paleol̕tica son tan fidedignos que perfectamente podr̕an ser reales; sus personajes, acciones y conversaciones ilustran la vida en aquel tiempo.» Pilar Fat̀s. Directora del Museo Nacional y Centro de Investigaci̤n de Altamira.

Ritual murders. Magic and shamanism. Two women separated by sixteen thousand years and united by the cave paintings of Altamira. The corpses of several archaeologists have been found inside brutally mutilated caves. The cave paintings in these caves have been destroyed, and the events have puzzled the authorities. Meanwhile, Miren, a young student of Fine Arts, achieves her dream by joining the team that is preparing to make the replica of Altamira's paintings, without suspecting that her life will change forever when she is involved in a sinister plot devised by a organization of religious fanatics. As her hands get stained with ocher and charcoal reproducing Altamira's breathtaking paintings, something extraordinary happens. But it is so amazing that only those who believe in magic will accept it. Only those who have not yet lost the ability to wonder will admit the possibility of the friendship of two women separated by sixteen thousand years apart. But when you meet Aia, you will understand that time is not an obstacle for a female shaman. However, the most extraordinary thing is that when we had read the end, we were actually at the beginning. And that will be discovered years later by Alaia, Miren's daughter. ±The chapters of the Palaeolithic Altamira are so reliable that they could very well be real; his characters, actions and conversations illustrate life at that time. " Pilar Fat̀s. Director of the National Museum and Research Center of Altamira.

Text in Spanish.