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Paz Vega
Actress
For Paz Vega a
literary work that changed her life was “La Casa de Bernarda
Alba” (The House of Bernarda Alba), a
play by Federico Garcia Lorca. Until then the 30-year-old girl from
Seville wanted to be a sports star, go into politics or be a
journalist. But after seeing the Andalusian author’s play she
knew that she could only be an actress
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Angel Esteban, Ana Gallego
The authors of
the most oustanding novels of the 20th Century made Barcelona
the capital of the Hispanic Literature. The book of Angel
Esteban and Ana Gallego recalls this period. Mario and Gabo shared a
very closed friendship at the beginning of those sweet years
in Barcelona. In fact, Mario got most of his thesis material from his
conversations with Gabo.
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Lauro Estrada-Inda
Old age is a
mystery.Nobody fully knows anything about it. Even old men ignore it.
Young people are always waiting for something, but old age does not
bring anything that the young feel is worth waiting for. For the
elderly, what was once life, and what was once the world, have now
become only a matter of time.
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At first, Michael was not interested at all
in his history class about the life of Benito Juarez. When he met
Selene, one of the most popular girls in school, everything changed. To
get her attention, he prepared a huge presentation on the great Oaxacan
. And he learned that Juarez did know how to ride a horse and
that his wife was older than him, things that the teacher never taught
them.
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Guillermo
del Toro
The vampiric virus
unleashed in The Strain has taken over New York City. It is spreading
and soon will envelop the globe. Amid the chaos, Eph
Goodweather—head of the Centers for Disease Control's
team—and the former professor and Holocaust survivor Abraham
Setrakian lead a band out to stop these bloodthirsty monsters. But it
may be too late.
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