There are social chronicles of the most buried plot that sting when they reach us with the harshness of direct testimony. This book of Mabel Lozano He introduces us to the world of prostitution through a pimp.
The sex business, always moving on the edge of morality and legality, in a strange limbo, shakes us cyclically without ever ending up being stopped in its full dimension. Trafficking in women is a form of slavery that subsists in our days, under the brightness of XNUMXst century modernity, to the point where you really question whether we are evolving towards the expansion of human rights or if it really is. an excused involution in the look to the other side, in the assumption of the closest reality as something residual.
A pimp known as the musician knows a lot about all this. Character hardened in the world of the night and finally entered into this dark underworld with ramifications extended beyond what we imagine. Organized crime. Organized and willing to safeguard the lucrative business of prostitution.
As a recent campaign was trying to instill, end-user awareness could be a radical solution to ending this human trafficking, but unfortunately it sounds like a utopian solution, or at least still a long way off.
Synopsis: Mabel Lozano tells for the first time the true story of what lies behind prostitution by the hand of a privileged witness, Miguel, nicknamed the Musician, a pimp who has confessed with hair and signs how the prostitution business has evolved in Spain and all over the world, from the beginning of the nineties to today, with the profit of the trafficking and kidnapping of debt women whose only way out was prostitution.
The Musician went from doorman in a club at the age of seventeen, where he met his two future partners - a waiter and a pimp - to being an all-powerful mob boss and owner of twelve of the most important macro-brothels in Spain.
Nothing more and nothing less than the boss of an organized and unscrupulous network with a single objective: to chronically squeeze women from all over the world - more than 1.700, including minors - into prostitution and report unsuspected sums of benefits. Sex, corruption, murder, human trafficking, money laundering, kidnapping, extortion.
The real history of facts proven in final judgments about the most important pimps in our country. An untold, exciting and unique story about organized crime that pulls the strings of prostitution.
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