When they call me intense It is a poetic journey that passes through bodies, Territories and times. Vicky Campoamor takes us from the island of Cuba, where her first glimpse of the world was born, to Galicia, a land where migration becomes Root and contradiction. Her verses, intimate and sharp, are not afraid to name losses nor celebrate conquests. of a life marked by (trans)migration: he uprooting, the memories that weigh and sustain, the language that expands, the identity that is remade again and again. 

In its "round format" -a own resource that embraces the return and the transformation, the author returns to the places and affections she left behind, not to stop not to repeat them, but to look at them with a changed, mature, and rebellious voice. Campoamor transforms the anecdotal into the political, the personal into the collective, reminding us that the Migration not only crosses geographies, but also skin tones, affections, and ways of being Understanding life. This work is a one-way emotional map and return, an act of remembrance and endurance, a song to the women who remake their world in plural.