Aesthetics of Language in Vallejo's literary work

This article examines the aesthetics of language in the Colombian writer Fernando Vallejo. It explores this author's most hidden brutal thoughts, and links them together in the voice of the narrating "I", in order to give the reader a prolonged, stimulating emotional charge, with a turbulence that inevitably colors this sensitive vital, audatious, and aggressive literary work. His categorical language warns the reader of the narrator's constant commitment to social concerns and the history of his country, a universal voice born from his existential angst.