Mount Gurugu is a no man's land: it's the place where desperate migrants from Africa to
Europe end up cordoned-off by the Moroccan police and by a high barbed-wire fence that
runs along the Spanish border. On the Gurugu everything is lacking, even water and food.
Following the oral tradition, gathered around the fire the people on the Gurugu tell us about
their own life. Many voices begin to tell about the circumstances that pushed them on the
road of exile. Ávila Laurel creates a polyphonic novel in which every story generates more …