Mares Migrants

Fatima Saheb

Synopsis

«A Mares Migrants, la Fàtima reconeix una cosa que, a vegades, se'ns oblida: que les nostres mares eren elles, abans de ser migrants i abans d'esdevenir mares.» Desirée Bela-Lobedde

«Fàtima Saheb ressegueix amb una delicadesa massa vegades dolorosa el camí de les mares que, com la seva, van prendre la decisió de la migració i les homenatja des d'una posició lluminosa per parlar de vincles, d'identitats i de memòria.» Mercè Folch

Mares Migrants és un poemari i una nota d'agraïment.
Una felicitació, un homenatge a les mares migrants, una porta a la reparació que no es van poder permetre entre tanta lluita. Una invitació personal i necessària que les seves filles i fills siguin també confidents. El desig que les seves històries arribin lluny i no morin mai.
Un llegat per als seus nets i netes. Capítols per als llibres d'història de les generacions vinents. Una oda al migrant i, potser, un manual de supervivència. Un amulet. I tantes altres coses.
Després d'anys de recitals, Fàtima Saheb ens ofereix en la seva primera obra publicada una lectura plena d'emoció i, sobretot, justícia poètica que transcendeix la mateixa experiència de la migració i les seves conseqüències.

Disponible depuis: 23/03/2026.

Longueur d'impression: 208 pages.

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