The Music of Fate (Mexican Edition)

At the beginning of 1920, Melisa Loyola, daughter of the most renowned tailor in Paris, yearns to become a dancer and singer. Since childhood, she has been helping her father in the workshop, allowing her to come into contact with the dazzling casts of the Moulin Rouge and the Folies Bergère. She dreams of shining on stage, even though it is not the future her mother envisions for her.

"Rich as an Argentine" is the phrase coined in early 20th century Paris to refer to the ranchers who settle there for long periods and enjoy a lavish lifestyle. Money seems to flow endlessly, and Nikolai Martínez Romanov is one of those privileged individuals. When he meets Melisa, a love that seems indestructible blossoms between them and unfolds between Paris and Buenos Aires. However, the winds will change direction, and the couple will face extreme situations that will demand extraordinary courage.

In this new novel, Viviana Rivero once again weaves a plot full of twists and emotions, with endearing characters and dreamy settings. An engaging story that is impossible to put down, beneath which pulses a lesson: even in adverse circumstances, humans are always capable of starting anew.

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