Book Fair on Berastegi Street

A literary festival in the heart of Bilbao

When the streets of Bilbao become a great literary hall, the expectation grows to the maximum. This April 23, Berastegi Street will become the epicenter of written culture with the participation of up to 23 local bookstores. EThis event, marked on the calendar of all Bilbao residents and visitors, offers not only books, but also the opportunity to interact directly with influential authors such as Jesús Carrasco, Haruki Murakami and Sara Torres.

The day, which runs from 10 a.m. to 21 p.m., promises to be a refuge for lovers of literature and a point of essential cultural meeting.

The organization and expectations of the fair

The planning of this event has been meticulous. Javier Cámara, president of the Booksellers Association, has enthusiastically shared how the choice of Berastegi Street is no coincidence; Its location is strategic to attract the maximum number of visitors and fans. Camera, In a recent conversation, he highlighted the new releases that will dominate this year, including “Praise to the Hands” by Jesús Carrasco and “The City of Uncertain Walls” by Haruki Murakami. The latter, an exploration of the wounds that never fully heal, promises to capture readers' imaginations with its focus on the themes of love and loss.

The most notable titles and their impact on readers

In addition, the assortment of books that will be presented is wide and diverse, reflecting the different tastes and preferences of readers. Among these, “The Seduction” by Sara Torres is emerging as one of the most anticipated.. The work, which tells an intense love story between two women from different generations, is impregnated with distance, desire and fantasy. According to Cámara, this book is not only a love story, but also a dialogue about the human condition and our interpersonal relationships.

A celebration of literature and community

The Berastegi Street Book Fair is more than an event; is a celebration of Bilbao's literary community and a showcase for local and international talent. This annual literary festival not only enriches the city's cultural life, but also supports local bookstores, essential for the social and cultural fabric of Bilbao. In the words of one organizer, “the fair is a bridge between readers and those who, through words, show different perspectives of the world.”

Undoubtedly, This confluence of stories and people in the same space not only encourages book sales, but also strengthens community ties, encouraging open dialogue between writers and readers.s. Thus, the fair is not only perceived as a commercial event, but as an important cultural platform that reflects and celebrates the diversity and richness of contemporary literature. Ultimately, the success of this fair reflects the appreciation and value that Bilbao residents place on literature and its power to unite people, regardless of their origins or personal stories.