Coming Soon — 2026

Brisas de Victoria

Sequel to El árbol que llora sangre (The Tree That Weeps Blood). The story of Amancaya and Victoria continues — from the plaza of Sucre to the Presidential Palace.

"Before leading a nation... she danced to survive."

— David Vildoso Lemoine
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Cover of Brisas de Victoria — Sequel to The Tree That Weeps Blood
11 Books published
10 Editions of El Árbol
25+ Years of career
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David Vildoso's work is cataloged at Princeton University Library, one of the most important Latin American collections in the United States.

Works

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Stories that inspire, move, and transform

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Brisas de Victoria Coming Soon

Editorial Vildoso · Sequel

The continuation of The Tree That Weeps Blood. Amancaya and Victoria face loss, exile, and triumph — from the plaza of Sucre to the Presidential Palace.

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Cover of El árbol que llora sangre — 10th Edition

El árbol que llora sangre (The Tree That Weeps Blood) 10th Edition

Editorial Kipus · ISBN 978-99974-14-92-2

The story of Felipe, a child with a physical disability born in a rural village, who faces rejection from his community. A novel about inclusion, love, and the strength of the human spirit.

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Corral de Humanos El Niño que No Podía Llorar La Huella Invisible de Correcampo

3-Story Bundle Bs 30

Editorial Vildoso · 1 secondary + 2 children's · Ebooks (PDF)

Corral de Humanos (sci-fi), El Niño que No Podía Llorar and La Huella Invisible de Correcampo (illustrated children's stories). Ideal for teachers.

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"Vildoso portrays in a subtle and delicate way a reality that, while set in rural Bolivia, is a truth that exists anywhere in a world that still has not learned to accept others in their full essence." — Isabel Mesa, Los Tiempos / Bolivian Academy of Children's & YA Literature
David Vildoso signing a book for a young reader at a book fair

About the Author

In a Bolivia seeking change, he chose to start in the classroom

Born in San Pedro, Chuquisaca, David Vildoso Lemoine discovered his love of books through a secondary school teacher who introduced him to Les Misérables and The Count of Monte Cristo. Today, with 11 books published between Editorial Kipus and Editorial Vildoso, he is one of Bolivia's leading advocates for reading and literacy.

President of «Escribo» 11 Published Books Reading Advocate
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Complete collection of David Vildoso Lemoine's books displayed on grass

11 published books

A body of work spanning novels, short stories, and children's literature

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Connecting with Readers

Promoting reading in schools, fairs, and communities across Bolivia

David Vildoso with schoolgirls holding his books at a literary event
David Vildoso signing a book for a young boy at an outdoor fair
Young reader with David Vildoso's children's book Correcampo
David Vildoso at Bolivia's Ministry of Education receiving recognition for his literary work
Students holding copies of The Tree That Weeps Blood
David Vildoso presenting his books at a Bolivian naval institution
David Vildoso speaking to hundreds of students in a school gymnasium
David Vildoso surrounded by children with his books at a school event
David Vildoso with a reader at the International Book Fair

"Life will at one moment let you enjoy the warmth of the sun, and at another make you feel the coldest winter. But you will always have a new dawn."

— David Vildoso Lemoine · Apolo, La Paz

"Pain made me stronger, betrayal made me wiser, and all that experience has left me with greater wisdom."

— David Vildoso Lemoine · Río de San Pedro, Chuquisaca

"I will not die, because I keep dreaming."

— David Vildoso Lemoine · La Palma, Chuquisaca

"I was born where I had to be born, I had no choice; but I know I came into this world at the right time, to fulfill my purpose."

— David Vildoso Lemoine · El Frente, San Pedro Chuquisaca

"I understood that life is a school; I will learn until my last breath."

— David Vildoso Lemoine · Municipio Chuma, La Paz