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This article proposes a reading of Katixa Agirre’s (1981) work  Atertu arte itxaron  (2015), translated as  Los turistas desganados  (2017). The analysis will include two different aspects: first a consideration of the road-movie structure and then the work will be analyzed through the recuperation of the conflictive memory of violence in the Basque Country. The chapter situates the novel in the context of Katixa Agirre’s narrative work represented in two books of short stories,  Sua falta zaigu  (2007) and  Habitat  (2009), and the novel that follows the one in the present study,  Amek ez dute  (2018), translated as  La madres no  (2019). Furthermore, certain aspects related to the translation of the works will be studied.

Katixa Agirre y Los turistas desganados : las dos caras del País Vasco