World-renowned singer Concha Buika's much anticipated book; "A los que amaron a mujeres difíciles y acabaron por soltarse" (To Those Who Loved Difficult Women and Ended Up Letting Go) was release in the USA in November 2014. The book contains a selection of poems, stories and photographs, all of which reveal the most intimate facets of the artist. Buika, considered one of the fifty best voices of all time by NPR, reveals her deepest inner feelings. The book delves into her life, rife with love and disappointments, delivered in the singer's inimitable fashion. Her first poems and photographs were released in 2008, to accompany her album "Nina de Fuego" (Girl of Fire) - a multinational bestseller, but the release was eventually discontinued due to its "controversial content". This time, the artist goes even further into her deepest desires and fears, bringing the reader closer to her than we have ever been before. The book in the words of Buika consists of poems, stories, and ``songs of soup pots``, with accompanying photographs taken by Buika herself. The snapshots and self- portraits reveal the mysterious side of the multi-faceted artist, exemplifying how prolific she is in both the written word and photography. Her photographs do not just capture the world as it is, but rather as seen through the unique perspective of Buika and her alter ego, Kitailo. The scenes created transport readers to a universe where Queen Kitailo directs the activities of her characters. Buika introduces the characters in her book with compassion and tenderness intertwined with anger and rage.
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