The archival album "Che" by Guevara offers a unique self-portrait of the Argentine revolutionary. Made from unpublished materials, the book showcases the human side of Che, with material exclusively sourced from his private archive.

The epic film "Che" by Steven Soderbergh, featuring Benicio del Toro in the title role, was based on the same archival material. In the film, as well as in the book, the "vulnerable" side of the humanitarian revolutionary is highlighted. Here, the reader discovers a distinctive and passionate individual, Guevara who became the revolutionary Che.

The album includes:

• Two unpublished short stories and unpublished poetry by Che.
• His early diaries.
• Unpublished letters to friends and family.
• Letters to companions and historical figures.
• Unpublished literary critiques of his.
• His notes to the press with analyses of international events.

In the photographs of the volume, many are taken by Che himself or come from his family archive. These photographs are published here for the first time and reveal the perspective of the humanitarian intellectual Guevara. The volume also includes some of the most iconic photographs of Che, offering a rare retrospective of his life through images.