Una gran historia de amor con base real. Una mujer que rompi? moldes y conquist? Par?s.
«Una prosa que se lee con fluidez y gozo, pues convierte la m?s sabrosa pl?tica de sobremesa en una pieza pulida del arte de novelar . -Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos
«Aqu? somos todos palabras desde el nombre de cada uno de nosotros y las s?labas que se unen para nombrar lugares y, por ello, sugiero que titules Cochabamba, porque suena a tambor, a vocales de boca abierta, a paisaje verde que no conoces a?n .
“Flowing and easy prose that transforms the most delightful table-talk into a polished example of novelistic art.”-Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos
“We are all words, from the names we call ourselves to the syllables we join together to form place names. That’s why I’d like the title to be Cochabamba, because it sounds like drums, open vowels and green lands still unseen.” The forces of chance can drift like the cigarette smoke of an insomniac or a lingering late-night conversation. Here, they come together to create an instant friendship between French diplomat Xavier Dupont and an author he approaches to write the story of his mother, Catalina. Born in Cochabamba, the daughter of a wealthy Bolivian oligarch who is the embodiment of patriarchal tyranny, Catalina knows she is the world’s most beautiful woman, even more so when her father sends her to Paris. There, she lives a life of glamour, indulging in luxury and rubbing shoulders with the likes of Coco Chanel, Edith Piaf… and Albert Camus. As the Princess of Cochabamba, Catalina becomes la plus belle femme in le tout Paris and the protagonist of a novel that would seem like a fairy tale if it weren’t based on a true story. A novel set in the era of vaudeville, frivolity and lavish nightlife, flowing from a conversation between friends onto the page to captivate readers with its intimate and infectious rhythms.
Author: Jorge F. Hern?ndez
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Alfaguara
Published: 04/23/2024
Pages: 200
Weight: 0.75lbs
Size: 9.40h x 6.00w x 0.80d
ISBN: 9788420477121
Language: Spanish







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