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El papa Francisco
Sergio Rubin & Francesca Ambrogetti
Monsignor Jorge Bergoglio is successor to Joseph Ratzinger, as Pope Francisco, to fill the throne of Peter. This book is the result of talks with Sergio Rubin and Francesca Ambrogetti. Its a unique testimony and rigorous events that marked the life of the current pontiff. In a clear and close way, Jorge Bergoglio explains how his family landed at the port of Buenos Aires in 1929, the circumstances of his birth, he describes his childhood, and how he had a severe pneumonia.
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Oscar y las mujeres
Santiago Roncagliolo
Óscar Colifatto is an eccentric hypochondriac. He dresses in unrepentant black, hates sunlight, animals, children and the frivolous and loud streets of Miami. In fact, he hates everything except himself. He keeps the world at bay so nothing and no one can interfere with his monotonous routine as a soap-opera scriptwriter.
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Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza es íntimo amigo de Gabriel García Márquez desde hace más de sesenta años. Este libro es el extraordinario documento de esta amistad. El autor desgrana los infinitos recuerdos compartidos, desde los primeros pasos periodísticos cuando ambos tenían apenas veinte años hasta la etapa en París durante los años 60 y 70, cuando vivieron juntos el boom de la literatura latinoamericana, o los recuerdos más recientes, ambos ya octogenarios.
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Tiempo de vida
Marcos Giralt
All writing, even that which imitates life, is a fiction. A trick. Using this as his premise, Giralt Torrente confronts a universal theme in this intimate story: the death of his father. He reconstructs the relationship with his father, the times in life he shared with him, with a surprising eagerness for faithfulness. He does not avoid the shadows but neither does he recreate the story from within them. In this way, with the help of hypnotic and concise prose, this experience turns into everybodys experience.
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