Like the mythological Atlas, who was condemned to bear the heavens on his shoulders forever, Yehuda Atlas also carried a single burden all his life: the child that was, the one who took blows, the bone of the eyes and waited for it to pass. He did not miss childhood nor believe the adults who miss it, and therefore he will not beautify it for anyone. From this punishment was born his super talent – short, funny and sad songs in the same breath that generations of readers still see themselves in.
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