Anécdotas de una emigrante

Mírenlo bien, porque Alfredo Landa, al que creen conocer, ha tenido mil caras. Ha sido Castrillo, el contable apocado de Atraco a las tres, y el colérico Armando de Ninette y un señor de Murcia. Y José, el ejecutivo atrapado de Las verdes praderas, y Germán Areta, el durísimo detective de El crack. Y el inolvidable Paco el Bajo de Los santos inocentes, y el brigada Castro de La vaquilla, y el ingenuo bandido Malvís de El bosque animado. Y el pícaro Bartolomé de La marrana, y el gasolinero refunfuñón de Lleno, por favor, y el humanísimo maestro de Canción de cuna, y el vengador...

The visceral and carnal Pedro Juan Gutiérrez reviews his busy life and his provocative work, his influences and his working methods... Pedro Juan interviews Pedro Juan. The writer makes an agile and exhaustive review of his life and his work in which nothing is left in the pipeline. And, if we talk about Pedro Juan Gutiérrez, life and work intersect and interact until they merge in the trajectory of this author. In these pages he evokes his early first steps as a loving child poet in Matanzas, the discovery of sex and masturbation, life on the streets, his youth in the harshest and most...

First published in 1554, Lazarillo de Tormes was destined to beget a whole new genre, the so-called picaresque novel. Its great popularity may be attributed largely to its daring autobiographical form, which allows the reader to observe the magnificent, conquering Spain of Charles the Fifth through the inner consciousness of a humble figure called Lazarus, whose name, perhaps, comes from the poor leper mentioned in the Gospels. The Lazarillo is the first literary expression of a feeling basic to the very existence of the Spanish people, especially since the fifteenth century: they were what...

Diez familias emblemáticas de la Argentina. Diez historias atravesadas por la tragedia y la pasión que todavía tienen muchos misterios por develar.