One, solitary voice, of a painter of Russian origin named Angelina Belloff, spills and flows on pieces of paper, sent from Paris to Mexico among thousands of anonymous letters. The year is 1921. The recipient is the painter Diego Rivera. Belloff is the painter’s wife. He has just returned to Mexico and left her behind. And she writes to him. Writes and paints. This is a novella about a woman who is waiting. At the same time, it is a portrait of an era, a book about art, about one-sided love, an unforgettable work about the inner life of an artist. The book is completed by another work by Elena Ponyotovskaya, who writes and draws a wonderful portrait of the painter Frida Kahlo. “Women are like that, you have to open the door to the balcony for them to fly after love. I also flew after Diego. I flew after all the men and women I wanted. Opening the door to the balcony, that is the essence of love.” In discussion but reality. Literature that carries within it the clarity and shine of a pearl, intense, decisive and expressive colors, like in the paintings of Kahlo and Rivera. The author is Elena Poniytowska, the most important living writer in Mexico. We hope that, as happened to us, Dear Diego will become a book that needs to be returned to.