The following commentary on the text "Poets lost in 1985" was written by poet Martin Zuniga and was published in the weekly cultural supplement Vistaprevia, issue 217, two weeks ago. Here goes:
In the wake of previous publications, Carrasco provided in this book a visual experience so bold and playful. The poetry book is a review by writers invented and which in turn are tributes to authors who marked their path of learning, where questioning the profession, from vilified to extol opening lines "there are a lot of poetry behind the house / with all this vision has suffered as shit" to those who close the book. Using an impressionistic and colloquial language, Carrasco reflects on poetry, on what this has given him, and, above all, about what has been lost in an ironic and funny, laughing at the death. " leave it all for a lomo saltado? / Cesar Vallejo on top of a conflict and stripped of his flesh. "
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