Juan Martin Guevara lives in Buenos Aires. He spent more than 8 years behind bars under the military junta for his political activities and connection with Che. He went on to found 'Por las huellas del Che', an association dedicated to the legacy of his older brother. Armelle Vincent is a French journalist based in Los Angeles. She came into contact with Juan Martin, who was at the time the biggest importer of Cuban cigars into Argentina, while writing an article for a French magazine, L'Amateur de Cigare.

Contents Acknowledgements Chapter One La Quebrada del Yuro Chapter Two Havana, January 1959 Chapter Three An eccentric couple, always short of money Chapter Four As free as the wind Chapter Five A unique character Chapter Six 'The American country with the best food' Chapter Seven Discover the world or change it Chapter Eight Return to Buenos Aires Chapter Nine 'This letter might be the last' Chapter Ten Eight years, three months and twenty-three days Chapter Eleven Days of liberation Chapter Twelve Flying to Havana Chapter Thirteen 'Until forever, my children...' Chapter Fourteen People are often wrong about the Cubans Chapter Fifteen What can I do but sow seeds? Chapter Sixteen Che lives on Chapter Seventeen 'A year. Already so long ago.' Appendix 1 Excerpts from the Algiers speech Appendix II Letter from Archbishop Moure Bibliography Notes