Pantaloon and visitors

The novel "Pantaleon and the Visitors" by the Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa was published in a new edition by Salih Alamani, as part of distinguished translated novels that include the rest of Llosa's works. A brief about the book "Pantaleon and the Visitors" I saw you yesterday, oh my dear Pantucha, in the evening, and you were strolling near the nursing home. And I wanted to approach you and greet you, but I noticed you were with a beautiful companion and living a very tender moment, so I did not do so, because I know how to be discreet and understanding. I was very happy to meet the beautiful lady who was wrapping her waist and was gently biting your ear. And I told myself, what will happen if it turns out she is not your noble wife, but rather that imported jewel from Manaus for the enterprising businessman, and the owner of a glorious past. You have refined taste, Mr. Pantucha, and know that all the men of the city envy you, because the Brazilian woman is the most desirable and most seductive among all who have set foot on Ekitus land. Oh, how lucky you are, and how lucky the soldiers are as well. Were you heading to see the dusk at the beautiful Morona Lake, and to play the full game of love in the valley where the martyr child was crucified? Quotes from the book "Pantaleon and the Visitors" If it were up to me, the service for visitors would never have been created in the first place. I beg you to be patient a little. As for Pantaleon, do not mention his name in front of me, Monsignor. He bears a large part of the blame for what is happening. If only he had organized things in a more balanced manner, with some flaws. But that fool turned the visitor service into the most effective apparatus in the armed forces.