Cosechadora universal

The way the story weaves in mysterious recordings felt very atmospheric. I'm curious whether this idea came from real-life stories or the author's imagination.

The pacing is quite deliberate, but it really amplified the sense of unease for me. Was that intentional to heighten tension or just a writing style?

The themes of grief and memory seem intertwined with the creepy occurrences. Did others see this as a commentary on how we process trauma?