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La historia de México es surealista y contradictoria y este libro que va desde el primitivo hombre que habitaba la zona del actual México, pasando por los Aztecas, Mayas, la figura de Cortes y la Malinche, siguiendo con la virgen de Guadalupe, Iturbide, Morelos, Juárez, Porfirio Díaz, Zapata, Villa, Cárdenas, el PRI y la última revolución Zapatista y Fox.

Recoge la evolución de las ideas y sentimientos que se han generado en torno a las montañas cantábricas, la relación del hombre con ellas, la construcción de un espacio vivido y sufrido pero también soñado y disfrutado, una travesía intelectual y sentimental que pretende ampliar el modo de percibir, sentir y valorar este patrimonio natural y cultural irreemplazable.

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This book captures the most stunning studies, the difficulties, the dangers, and the experiences during a 10-year period of travel and expeditions. Author Juan Jesus Vallejo journeys across five continents, giving us a glimpse into the pyramids in Peru that are older than the Egyptian pyramids; the first human temples with more than 10,000 years of history, discovered in the dusty fields of Kurdistan; and the largest and most puzzling painted rocks on the planet, in nearly unexplored areas of the Sahara. An endless stream of riddles, anecdotes, and facts, this book demonstrates that the world ...