Rainfall in Mexico is a collection of poetry that explores themes of love, loss, and the natural world. Rómulo Escobar's stunning images and evocative writing transport readers to the countryside of Mexico, where the sound of the rain becomes a metaphor for the depth of human emotion. This bilingual edition features both the original Spanish text and translations in English, giving readers the chance to experience the beauty of Escobar's poetry in both languages.

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