En viaje (1881-1882)

A restless wanderer sets sail from the bustling ports of Buenos Aires, tracing a route that sweeps past Rio de Janeiro’s glittering bay, the windswept coasts of Africa, and the historic docks of Bordeaux. Along the way, vivid sketches of foreign harbors, quarantine stations, and the rhythm of shipboard life bring the world’s diversity into sharp focus, while the narrator’s keen eye captures both the grandeur of distant cities and the small, human moments that define travel.

The journey then turns inward, exploring the cultural heartbeats of Paris and London with fresh, observant detail. From the marble halls of the Louvre to the bustling streets of Covent Garden, the narrative balances awe‑inspiring landmarks with candid reflections on art, politics, and everyday encounters. This lively travelogue invites listeners to accompany a curious mind as it navigates continents, cultures, and the timeless allure of discovery.