Más maldito karma

Safier's mix of comedy and serious themes feels very balanced. I'm curious if he aimed to make moral lessons more accessible through humor or if it evolved naturally during writing.

There were moments that felt quite light and funny, but then it dipped into more emotional territory. Was that intentional to reflect the complexity of the characters' journeys?

The concept of a character facing the consequences of their actions across multiple lives is fascinating. I wonder if Safier was influenced by specific cultural ideas about karma or wanted to challenge traditional notions.