Los hijos de Anansi

Neil Gaiman, the masterful storyteller behind American Gods, weaves a captivating tale in "Los hijos de Anansi." This audiobook, released in 2006 under the Roca Audiolibros label, is a unique blend of dark cabaret and spoken word, spanning an immersive three hours and two minutes. The narrative unfolds through 55 chapters, each titled "Capítulo X - Los hijos de Anansi," guiding you through a richly textured story.

"Los hijos de Anansi" is a spin-off from Gaiman's acclaimed work, American Gods, and explores the intriguing premise of discovering that your father is a god. The story revolves around El Gordo Charlie, who leads a mundane life in London with his fiancée Rosie, until he learns of his father's death. This event sets off a chain of extraordinary occurrences that challenge Charlie's perception of reality and his own identity.

The audiobook, originally published as "Anansi Boys" in 2005, has garnered critical acclaim, winning the British Fantasy Award and the Geffen Award in 2006. Translated by Mónica Faerna, it has been praised for its tight structure and engaging narrative, making it a standout in Gaiman's repertoire. Whether you're a fan of dark cabaret, spoken word, or simply a lover of compelling storytelling, "Los hijos de Anansi" promises an unforgettable experience.