Dionisio Vivo y el dueño de la coca

The book blends comedy with serious issues like corruption and violence. I'm curious how the author approached maintaining that tone throughout.

The vivid depiction of the fictional town feels rooted in real Latin American influences. I wonder what inspired the author to craft this particular environment.

There were moments where the humor made the darker moments hit even harder. Was that intentional, or did it evolve during writing?