Habaneros famosos de ayer y de hoy

La Cintura, Sofia, El Mismo Sol: Álvaro Soler es una estrella global con números uno en las listas de todo el mundo. Nacido en Barcelona y criado en Japón, el cantante vive en Berlín en la actualidad, habla siete idiomas y se siente en todo el mundo como en casa. Desde muy pronto aprendió cómo la música conecta a las personas y las culturas, cómo traspasa fronteras. En estas memorias, Álvaro Soler comparte con sus fans aquello que más le importa: reflexiones, experiencias, encuentros, y la responsabilidad que tenemos con el planeta. Él intenta vivir de un modo sostenible, es...

This is a pondered biography, free of fanaticism, about the most famous and influential Mexican bishop of the 20th century, a man of action who grew up listening to stories about the Mexican Revolution and religious persecution. He was both well-loved and criticized in and outside the church. This passionate historical study gathers many documents inaccessible until now and includes first-hand accounts from members of the Catholic hierarchy. It discusses whether Samuel Ruiz promoted a theology that incited violence or, on the contrary, if he preached against the armed struggle and defended...

A collection of biographical essays by Paul Johnson that profile a wide range of heroes from around the world and throughout history who have inspired and changed the world, including Henry V, Walter Raleigh, Emily Dickinson, Abraham Lincoln, and Ronald Reagan. Presented in Spanish.

"Three years of captivity among the Patagones" is an exceptional ethnological document, but to its documentary value it adds the attraction and intensity of an adventures novel. It narrates the extraordinary experience of Auguste Guinnard, a young French immigrant who, around 1850, gets lost in the Pampas and is captured by native tribes who considered every foreigner a foe. Bound to a cruel slavery among the last nomads of Patagonia, Guinnard, was forced to sleep in the ground, and survive naked feeding from raw meat and fresh blood. In spite of being despised, and often chastised even by...